This Oakland-Based Fashion Designer Tells Her Story Through Reclaimed Fabrics
Tracy Garcia turned the second bedroom of her Oakland apartment into a fashion studio, where repurposed clothes become works of art — and over 1 million people have peered into her process through…
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