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Clothing Swaps are capturing headlines. Some of our favorite Swappers are reporters, bloggers, and photographers interested in covering re-use, fashion and philanthropy. If you're a member of the press interested in covering a Clothing Swap® please submit this press inquiry form. Sassy swappers attending our events may be interviewed, photographed or featured on TV. See what The New York Times and The Today Show, as well as various international and local press has to say.



Clothes Swap



Stephanie Simons - July 2007

Need a new fancy frock? Don't think you need to spend big bucks at a high-end boutique.  Instead, get your gal pals together for a "clothes swap" soiree.  It's the hottest fashion trend since oversize sunglasses-straight from Manhattan to the East Bay burbs.  At a swap, guests bring designer duds and accessories they've grown tired of to trade with friends.

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Diva's Eve - A New Trend "Swapping" the Nation

Contra Costa Marketplace

Diva's Eve Clothing Swap is gaining momentum as the newest way to incorporate all those simple pleasures that we as women all love- massage, makeovers, spa treats, yummy good, shopping and networking with the girls!  If you've ever dreamed of having just a couple of hours to indulge and treat yourself to time that is designed just for you, Diva Eve is the way to do it!

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La Vie D'Or

Korean Luxury Magazine

Suzanne Agasi is a single thirty something woman who knows what she is doing and knows what she wants. She started a concept called, "Clothing Swap®" 13 years ago, and travels to cosmopolitan American...

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Best of Beauty: Best Trade Secret

7x7 Magazine June 2008

You, with that overstuffed closet crammed with every item of clothing you've ever owned since your Pretty in Pink high-school prom: step away from that credit card, grab your Molly Ringwald-era jean jacket and head over to Suzanne Agasi's Diva Eve Clothing Swap® at the Sugar Cafe on June 17th. The Potrero Hill resident's monthly mixers, in their 14th year, offer the chance to purge your unwanted possessions while enjoying good company, beauty treatments and cocktails. The parties double as clothing drives-unclaimed items are donated to shelters for abused women and the homeless.