Showing posts with label Vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 October 2011

Up-vintage. or just a great excuse to buy vintage up.

Wandering around Spitalfields on a Tuesday I ran into a couple running a stall selling these great blouses, they even had a little collection with re-worked Versace designs on one side. I don't know what I prefer more about the pop-up stall, the fact that it is all handmade from recycled fabric into more shapely designs by one fantastic seamstress or the fact that its all hung on black velvet Givency hangers. Surely at £20 a pop this beats Topshop- well worth a scout about the East end.




Wholesale UpVintage Shop www.upvintage.co.uk

Black yard Market:
Sat. 10.00-18.00

Sunday up Market:
Sun. 10.00-18.00

Wednesday, 14 September 2011

Love Recycled. Work it.

Atelier- Mayer specialises in vintage fashion from 1900-2000, and the collectables featured in this blog have been selected for their craftsmanship, quality, good design and style. These perfect solid investment pieces which will last season after season. 
SONIA RYKIEL 1970'S WHITE TUXEDO JACKET £280.00 
YVES SAINT LAURENT 1970'S CREAM SHEER BLOUSE £145.00


CHANEL 1990'S BURGUNDY BOUCLÉ SKIRT SUIT £1,800.00



CELINE 1981 BROWN SILK PRINT DRESS £260.00




The styles have been hand picked to create an aesthetic which resonates with the 1940's elegant glamour period. Jewel rich burgundies and plum tones complement everyday basics during the winter months. This vintage looks modern and reflects the current season for strong femininity.  


HERMÉS 1970'S BROWN LEATHER BAG £3,500.00



SUZY CHENG 1970'S PUSSY BOW BLOUSE £230.00


JACOB BENGAL 1930'S GEOMETRIC LUCITE NECKLACE £420.00 
JANICE WAINWRIGHT 1970'S TEAL DRESS £180.00

1940'S BLACK CHIFFON FLORAL TEA DRESS £1,100.00
HANAE MORI 1980'S ORIENTAL PRINT SKIRT £65.00

Vintage represents an opportunity to model beautifully made clothes that are individual and a unique part of history but best of all vintage is environmentally friendly as its a purely recycled product. Saving on energy during production and on landfill. Contemporary designers are constantly being inspired by archives and their stories, translating long forgotten designs into modern pieces.