Today I met up with my friend who is a big vintage girl. And in between tea and gossip, I was thinking how vintage looking she is. (Horrible generalisation...sorry!). She loves going into the most random shops, whereby she always ends up with something really original and I'm there wishing I bought it myself. Early bird catches the worm and so on... She has so much patience rooting through shops to find some gems, whereas my patience level can be low sometimes. Instead, I love looking through all the vintage websites.
For the laugh I wrote down what vintage means for me
V-Vintage(Obviously!)
I-Intricate (detail)
N-Not New (Again, obviously!)
T-Totally irreplaceable
A-Authentic
G-Gold dust
E-Eccentric (sometimes)
How amazing is this 1960s caftan? Of course the high street try to copy this style, but its never the same as the real thing. Sold on Spanish Moss Vintage.
1960s Pucci Style dress. Wow!
1970s knit crochet maxi skirt. Sold on Spanish Moss Vintage.
1970s Blue Sequin Studio 54-esque top. This is just beautiful.
I was stunned (good stunned) when I saw this 1960s rhinestone and beaded sheer top. I want this! Sold on Posh Girl Vintage.
1970s studded denim jacket.
1970s printed red blouse. Fantastic with shorts or a pair of wide legged jeans. Charlies Angels style!
1970s embroidered Halter top. The old Carrie in the SATC series would wear this.
1960s faux-fur Leopard print jacket. I want this too! Sold on Spanish Vintage Moss.
1970s fur coat. Sold on Spanish Moss Vintage.
Get horsey with this 1970s horse chain belt. Sold on Posh Girl Vintage.
1960s Emilio Pucci box purse.
Love these 1970s lavender platforms.
Yes, there is a 1960s & 1970s vibe going on here. I really like this era, that's why!
What vintage era do you prefer? Hope you are all having a good Thursday! Can't believe it is Thursday already...anyways...
Images from and sold on shopsmv.com and poshgirlvintage.com
