The return of the humble garage sale Model, Rose Marinovich wearing clothes from Billy & Rose. THE humble garage sale is about to get a makeover. The Garage Sale Trail will hit Perth for the first time on October 26, giving West Australians the chance to declutter or bag some bargains. Sellers can list their event online and show key items for sale so buyers can map out their day at the many garage sales on "the trail." More than a million items are expected to be up for sale around the country. Event founder Andrew Valder said it was a great opportunity to promote sustainability. "We came up with the Garage Sale Trail (in 2010) as a way to draw attention to illegal dumping, and the program's grown from partnerships with just one local council to 110 across the country," he said. It's about giving people a way to raise money, meet their neighbours and have fun while at the same time doing something good for the world. We want to make this a day on the national calendar. As part of the event, Mount Lawley boutique Billie & Rose will put up a range of stalls. Owner Pippa McAuliffe said customers should expect designer pieces at bargain prices in their "garage sale wonderland." Register a sale at www.garagesaletrail.com.au