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Sometimes the hardest part of decluttering isn't letting go of the clothing. It's letting go of the version of ourselves attached to it.

Because clothes don't just cover us. They witness our journeys.

In this powerful reflection, Dr. Dawnn Karen reminds us that our closets often hold more than garments—they hold memories, milestones, aspirations, and identities we've carried throughout different seasons of life.

In the first episode of Closets as Culture, Dr. Karen joins ReBloom Global founder Melinda Jordan to explore the psychology behind what we wear, why certain pieces are so difficult to part with, and how resale can help transform letting go into a meaningful next chapter for both the garment and its next owner.

✨ Watch the full conversation and discover how style can become a tool for self-awareness, growth, and intentional living.
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What separates personal style from simply buying more clothes?

On an upcoming episode of Closet as Culture, ReBloom Founder and CEO Melinda Jordan is joined by Lora LaPratt—nationally recognized personal stylist, fashion editor, and founder of Shopping Girl XOXO.

Known for helping women uncover a style that reflects who they truly are, Lora believes the best wardrobes aren't built through endless shopping—they're created through intention, self-awareness, and a deep understanding of what makes each person feel confident and authentic.

Together, they'll unpack the difference between style and consumption, the shopping habits women are navigating today, how to build a wardrobe that works harder with less, and why personal expression matters more than ever in a culture driven by constant trends.

At ReBloom, we believe that style isn't about having more—it's about making thoughtful choices that align with who you are and how you want to show up in the world.

This is a conversation for anyone who's ever wondered whether they're building a personal style—or simply keeping up.

✨ Coming soon. Stay tuned. ✨

🎙️ NOW LIVE: Closets as Culture featuring Dr. Dawnn Karen

What if your closet is holding more than clothes?

In the first episode of Closets as Culture, ReBloom Global founder Melinda Jordan sits down with Dr. Dawnn Karen, pioneer of Fashion Psychology® and author of Dress Your Best Life, for a thought-provoking conversation on the relationship between fashion, identity, emotion, and personal growth.

Together, they explore why certain pieces are so difficult to let go of, how clothing can reflect different chapters of our lives, the psychology behind dopamine dressing, and the role resale can play in helping us move forward while extending the life of fashion.

This conversation goes beyond style trends and shopping habits. It's about understanding the stories we carry, the identities we outgrow, and the intentional choices that shape how we show up in the world.

✨ Watch the full episode now and discover what your closet might be trying to tell you.
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✨ A gentle reminder: growth often begins with making room.

As your life evolves, your wardrobe should too. Releasing pieces that no longer serve you isn't a loss—it's an opportunity to give them new life, new purpose, and new value through someone else's story.

"Maybe I didn't cause these things to happen to me. But I can be the effect, and I can get myself out of this by way of my attire."
— Dr. Dawnn Karen

What if your closet held more than clothes?

In our first installment of Closets as Culture, Dr. Dawnn Karen, the pioneer of Fashion Psychology® and author of Dress Your Best Life, joins ReBloom founder Melinda Jordan for a powerful conversation on identity, healing, transitions, and the hidden psychology behind what we wear.

This quote stopped us in our tracks. Style isn't just about appearance. It's about agency, intention, and how we choose to move forward.

✨ Full interview drops June 12!

Follow along as we explore how our closets can become spaces for transformation, self-discovery, and growth.

Some spaces remind you that fashion is never just about clothes.

During her visit to Thrift Lab at the Griffin Museum of Science & Industry in Chicago, Melinda experienced how thrift culture, costume design, sustainability, and art can all exist in the same conversation.

From vendors reinventing secondhand materials into entirely new pieces to seeing a museum embrace resale culture in such a thoughtful way, the event reflected something bigger happening in fashion right now: people are beginning to see value, creativity, and storytelling in what already exists.

Because sometimes reinvention says more than something brand new ever could✨

ReBloom has officially reached 100 followers on Instagram — and we’re so grateful to everyone who’s joined this journey with us. Whether you’ve been here from the very beginning, just recently found us, or are still yet to discover ReBloom, thank you for being part of a growing community rooted in style, strategy, and intention.

We would love for ReBloom’s mission to be part of conversations in different rooms, inspiring more people to build intentional closets and rethink the way we consume fashion. Here’s to growing together — one meaningful piece, story, and connection at a time.

If you love fashion with history, character, and soul — this week’s ReBloom Resale Radar is one to add to your weekend plans!

The Randolph Street Market Festival returns May 23–24 in Chicago, known as America’s largest and liveliest urban antiques market, bringing together vintage fashion, designer accessories, antiques, art, vinyl, indie makers, and curated treasures from across the country — all in one unforgettable treasure hunt experience.

One highlight we’re especially excited about:
💗 Modern Vintage Chicago popping up inside The Ballroom with mint-condition designer vintage and luxury fashion finds curated by top vintage dealers.

Think: timeless pieces, incredible storytelling through style, and the kind of fashion discovery that reminds us why resale matters. ReBloom proudly supports spaces like this that keep fashion circular, community-driven, and rich with culture and craftsmanship.

📍 1341 W Randolph St, Chicago
🕙 10 AM – 5 PM
🎟️ Kids under 12 are free

If you’re in Chicago this weekend, consider this your sign to wander, discover, and maybe find a piece that feels meant for you.

Know more here: https://randolphstreetmarket.com/event/randolph-street-market-festival-may-2026/