"friperie" meaning in French

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          "text": "Elle s’était enveloppée dans son rideau avec tant d’art et de précaution, qu’il ressemblait vraiment à un vieux châle et qu’on ne voyait presque pas la bordure. En un mot, elle trouvait moyen de plaire encore dans cette friperie, et de prouver, une fois de plus sur terre, qu’une jolie femme est toujours jolie.",
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        "(metonymically) second-hand shop"
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