Members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are listing new items all the time. Look HERE to see “fresh vintage” for this week. A sample of every member participating in the “Fresh Vintage” thread on the public forums is shown below. Click on the photo for more details.
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Roecliff & Chapman Model were a British ready-to-wear company producing high end womenswear in the late 1940s and into the 1950s. They appear not to have existed after the late 1950s, as there are no references for later dates. Labels state they were based at Grosvenor Street, Mayfair, London, UK, a high end address. They specialised in women’s eveningwear and ballgowns as a number of advertisements of such are readily available online. These advertisements featured
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We hear it all the time: “Vintage clothing is always so small, I can never find something that fits me!” Oh yeah? This week we’ll change your mind with great vintage items in sizes large and up. After all, style is not defined by what size you wear, and never has been!
Members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are listing new items all the time. Look HERE to see “fresh vintage” for this week. A sample of every member participating in the “Fresh Vintage” thread on the public forums is shown below. Click on the photo for more details.
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Members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are listing new items all the time. Look HERE to see “fresh vintage” this week. A sample of every member participating in the “Fresh Vintage” thread on the public forums is shown below. Click on the photo for more details.
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Members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are listing new items all the time. Check HERE to see “fresh vintage” this week. A sample of every member participating in the “Fresh Vintage” thread is shown below. Click on the photo for more details.
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Serious vintage fans know that the premier place for vintage fashion is the Vintage Fashion Guild (VFG). The Winter/Spring 2018 edition of The VFG News has arrived and it packed with fashion-related news, articles, and events. It can be seen by clicking HERE Read “Members’ News” and learn what specific members of the Vintage Fashion Guild have been up to, whether it’s appearing in movies, making costumes for operas, writing books and articles or preparing for
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February has arrived and members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are listing new items all the time. Check HERE to see “fresh vintage” this week. A sample of every member participating in the “Fresh Vintage” thread is shown below. Click on the photo for more details.
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January is almost over, and members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are listing new items all the time. Check HERE to see “fresh vintage” this week. A sample of every member participating in the “Fresh Vintage” thread is shown below. Click on the photo for more details.
{…}Wetherall was a British company founded c.1870 with manufacturing based in Denbigh, North Wales. It became a limited company in 1901 under the name Wetherall Bond Street W.I. Limited. “The house came into prominence following the First World War with the Greatcoat. Women who had been in the services found feminine clothes just too feminine after uniforms. The Greatcoat, designed with almost military precision, was a compromise then, and is still appearing in international magazines.”
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Every Thursday members of the Vintage Fashion Guild share some of their new listings HERE and what follows is a sample from each participating member. Click on the photos for more information.
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The “Fresh Vintage” thread is up HERE in the public forums. What follows is one item from each member participating in this week’s Fresh Vintage thread. Click on the Image for more details.
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The New Year has arrived and members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are busy listing their new vintage inventory. Please look HERE on the public forums to see what’s new – and what follows is one item from each member participating in this week’s Fresh Vintage thread. Click on the Image for more details.
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The New Year has arrived and members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are busy listing their vintage treasures. (Image from a 1930 Pattern) Please look HERE on the public forums to see what’s new – and what follows is one item from each member participating in this week’s Fresh Vintage thread. Click on the Image for more details. 1950s Pleated Wool Skirt offered by VintageFanAttic on Etsy
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Susan Kosovic started her label Poupée Rouge in 1964. Susie Kosovic opened her first boutique on Yonge Street in Toronto in 1964 and was featured on the cover of McLean’s magazine in 1966, the first Canadian designer to be featured on the cover of McLean’s. She was referred to in the magazine article as “Canada’s Mary Quant, but with her own thing” by Vidal Sassoon. Within a few years, she had three stores in Toronto,
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Jill Richards was an American designer from California, active from 1970 to the 1990s. Known for very feminine clothing in luxury fabrics, she was nicknamed “Ruffles Richards,” and counted among her clientele Hollywood stars as well as Nancy Reagan, perhaps because, as a former actress, she understood lighting and had a flair for drama. The L.A. Times noted in her obituary that “he was one of small group of Los Angeles designers who helped expand
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The holidays are here and members of the Vintage Fashion Guild are busy listing their vintage treasures. Please look HERE on the public forums to see what’s new – and what follows is one item from each member participating in the Fresh Vintage thread. Click on the photos for details.
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Members of the Vintage Fashion Guild share some of their most recent listings every week HERE on the public forums. On this blog we select one item from each contributor. Click on the photo for detailed information or click HERE to see all the new vintage listings.
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Members of the Vintage Fashion Guild share some of their most recent listings every week HERE on the public forums. On this blog we select one item from each contributor. Click on the photo for detailed information.
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