London is the center of everything fashionable and fabulous. However, vintage stores know this, and as a consequence of their cijene.Dobra idea when stealing watches from fashion shoots, to go further, fields, and venture into charity shops that lurks in the gray area between the city and state. You'll always be surprised to find what they are doing in the beginning of the charity shop full of stretch waistbands and old bags.
This is where all the research, reading and invention comes into play. As an example, this season was raging animal print, you do not have to walk into a boutique to copy the latest in a leopard print. Pop in a few charity shops and keep your fingers crossed that they are nostalgic for the 80, because if they are, you'll find some great keywords for your wardrobe. Rummage through shelves of jumpers for the season in modern printing. Also, keep an eye out for floral trouser suits, old Laura Ashley patterns look great vintage belts, and denim jacket or two behind. Everything can be incorporated into the autumnal wardrobe.
In the same way, there are probably untold treasures lurking in your home or the home you grew up in. Chances are your parents or grandparents would pile of old trees and ancient delicacies that will add the perfect charm of vintage clothes and update wardrobe. This season brings a nostalgic nod to the 1950s, with TV shoes such as Mad Men show off their glamorous stars in some stunning ensembles. Twin set cardigans, cashmere, pearls, tweed and swirling-line skirts are seen in some shape form through magazines and runways spread. Does not seem that difficult to achieve, and hunting around the loft or attic, to discover some items perfect for creating similar to the 50-ies of femininity. See if there are any jackets, high waist pants and skirts to fit your style and taste of the original appropriation for this look.
See also high street versions of the high fashion look. New Look's range of knitwear that will work well mixed with love and find vintage pieces at home, should produce inventive and inspired the trend outfit.
