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Wearing nothing new 旧衣新穿 二手 消费意识 Im Jessi, and this is my suitcase. But before I show you what Ive got inside, Im going to make a very public confession, and that is, Im outfit obsessed. I love finding, wearing, and more recently, photographing and blogging a different colorful, crazy outfit for every single occasion. But I dont buy anything new. I get all my clothes secondhand from flea markets and thrift stores. Aww, thank you. Secondhand shopping allows me to reduce the impact my wardrobe has on the environment and on my wallet. I get to meet all kinds of great people; my dollars usually go to a good cause; I look pretty unique; and it makes shopping like my own personal treasure hunt. I mean, what am I going to find today? Is it going to be my size? Will I like the color? Will it be under $20? If all the answers are yes, I feel as though Ive won. I want to get back to my suitcase and tell you what I packed for this exciting week here at TED. I mean, what does somebody with all these outfits bring with her? So Im going to show you exactly what I brought. I brought seven pairs of underpants and thats it. Exactly one weeks worth of undies is all I put in my suitcase. I was betting that Id be able to find everything else I could possible want to wear once I got here to Palm Springs. And since you dont know me as the woman walking around TED in her underwear -- (Laughter) that means I found a few things. And Id really love to show you my weeks worth of outfits right now. Does that sound good? (Applause) So as I do this, Im also going to tell you a few of the life lessons that, believe it or not, I have picked up in these adventures wearing nothing new. So lets start with Sunday. I call this shiny tiger. You do not have to spend a lot of money to look great. You can almost always look phenomenal for under $50. This whole outfit, including the jacket, cost me 55, and it was the most expensive thing that I wore the entire week. Monday: Color is powerful. It is almost ph