The Breaker: 23/01/12

Vintage treasures in Bournemouth

'Vintage clothing and accessories are fast becoming must-have wardrobe essentials, with celebrities including Nicole Richie and the Olsen twins frequently spotted wearing beautiful pieces dating back to 1920s. No longer confined to London, this increased demand for vintage is sweeping the country, with vintage inspired stores and cafes popping up everywhere you turn along the South Coast...'

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Made with Love: 6/01/12

Made with love is a gorgeous blog created by Aisha Green, back in 2011/12 she made a magazine which we were heavily featured in including 3 photoshoots!

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To read the magazine click here

Liz Purdue Shoot: 20/07/2011

Our clothing & accesories were used in her shoot 'pre-raphaelite', visit her website here

Unlimited by JK: 02/10/11

'Pokesdown, just east of Bournemouth, is a vintage hotspot with a number of vintage and antique shops along its high street. Yet in spite of living in Bournemouth for over a year, I paid my first visit to Pokesdown only the other week...'

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Love from Hetty & Dave: 04/06/11

Apron Antics

'I love a good skirt or dress in the summer, and it's always a bonus when I discover a pocket in said skirt/dress. More often than not, this is a bit of a rarity...'

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Selivanoff Photography: 21/05/11

Photo shoot by Selivanoff Photography using our clothing & accessories

Nerve Media: 10/02/11

TO VINTAGE OR NOT TO VINTAGE?

'The past years have seen a huge rise in the appearance of Vintage Shops and Boutiques selling ‘Vintage Clothing’, the generic term for any garment, new or second hand, from a past era. Vintage is everywhere, from Glamour to Vogue, your local High Street, to Oxford Street. We, as Consumers, love it. But has this love in the end forced us to shop in somewhat unethical High Street chains, which offer us cheap, affordable, quality clothing, essential to the ‘impoverished Student’?

Vintage shopping used to be a rummage, delving into the past, unlocking that little bit of beautiful treasure, and for the most part at a relatively small cost. Nowadays everyone wants a taste of Vintage. The price tag escalates with interest, and leaves us with the debate: to Vintage or not to Vintage?

We all know that you can pick up an outfit, in stores such as Primark, for around £40, but I wonder if we can do the same in a Vintage shop, and if it is actually preferable. My mission is this: to put together an outfit in a Vintage Clothing shop, for no more than £40…'

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