School is in session — and designer clothing is out.
That’s the verdict from dozens of New York City public school students, who went back to school today with carefully picked pieces from thrift stores like Beacon’s Closet and buzzy sites like Depop and Poshmark.
The city’s young scholars are even hunting for secondhand pieces while on their family vacations.
“I thrifted this dress from a place in Vermont,” said Matilda Tyson, 12, whose back-to-school outfit revolves around an under-$20 polka-dot frock originally made by Opening Ceremony, a trendy Soho boutique that shuttered in 2020. (The dress was designed by indie star Chloe Sevigny and…
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