Vide Ur Dressing isn't just about second-hand clothes: it's about more ethical and sustainable fashion. Created to rethink the way we consume, this event defends an alternative to the big fashion markets, which tend to recuperate second-hand goods for capitalist ends. Here, we want to enable everyone, especially the most disadvantaged, to be stylish without breaking the bank. To coincide with Pride Week, this event would become a major Queermarket, showcasing the talents of our communities. LGBTQIA+ artists and designers will be able to exhibit and sell their work at free or affordable prices. In addition to the market, masculinization or feminization workshops will enable everyone to prepare for Pride by exploring their identity through self-expression. The venue? The temporary occupation of the Ursquare, managed by ASBL Wondermei. A place where the community is at the center of interest. Nearly 80 sustainable projects and host to numerous events, including Bestas, a popular queer evening. There's nothing like a sustainable, inclusive venue for a sustainable, inclusive event. In short, an event that is inclusive and, above all, goes against the grain of the capitalist recuperation of alternative fashion.