If you like your clothes retro, you're in the right place. Brighton is bursting with second-hand shops, but here are some of our favourites.
Brighton Photo Biennial takes place across the city throughout October 2016. Shantrelle P Lewis's The Dandy Lion Project, which explores and redefines African identity, is a highlight.
Get your glitz on at a new party pop-up shop at No Walls Gallery - open for one week only.
A new pop-up store opens this week housing a range of designers not seen before in the city.
We sent Eleni Mettyear, one of our favourite young Brighton photographers round the city's men's clothes shops.
Here's some of the shots we took over summer of cool looking Brighton folk.
We’ve decided – it’s the shirt that makes Karen’s outfit (and the cute boots, but let’s concentrate on the shirt a minute).
If you work in a great second hand clothes emporium like To Be Worn Again it would be madness to buy your clothes in Primark.
Telling a 23-year-old girl she looks like a drag queen usually isn’t too well received, but Ewa embraces it.
The sun came out this summer and we fell back in love with t-shirts. Matt Martin captured the best of Boomtown.
Charlie is the manager of Liam Gallagher’s Pretty Green emporium, and the two share a love of the 60s.
A fashion history student, due to graduate this summer, Jennifer isn’t afraid of combining the old and the new.
Fair shop owner Siobhan Wilson unpicks the international clothing industry and explains how to dress ethically.
When fashion meets the movies, things get a bit messed up – here are our favourite cloth-based films.
Scarlett, a 15-year-old we spotted, does grunge in the coolest way, with cutsie day-glo bright accessories and girlish touches.
With so many great independent fashion shops in Brighton it almost impossible to choose just six to pat on the back.
What a dreary winter. So thank god for Johana, a ray of sunshine, a girl not afraid to embrace a dash of colour.
It’s part tattoo parlour, part beauty salon, but what makes N&N exciting is what happens with that second N.
Brighton's most stylish busker ever? Gotta be in the running, though we like the sea shanty bloke too.
Who needs print and colour to stand out on a bleak winter day when monochrome, done well, can look just as rebelliously chic?
No-one wants to blend in with the crowd. Be sure to check out Brighton based label, PSA, for simplistic yet symbolic, limited edition designs.
Nicola shows us that what you wear can have both style and substance if you think more carefully about what you’re buying.
For some people, vintage means anything that’s been worn before, but Jenny is drawn to mid-century clothes and fashion from another era.
Simplicity is understated. We don't all need to wear bright colours and clashing prints to stand out from the crowd, as Francesca here demonstrates.
In all his sartorial splendour you’d think this guy was a rock star by day and an urban fashion super hero by night, ridding the world of drab and dreary clothing.