Click on whatever takes your fancy to discover the size, era and condition. This checked tea dress is from the 1970s and still in excellent shape. Yours for £15 if you're a size 12-14.
I love the square bib front on this polka dot sailor dress. It proves that some 1980s fashions are still worth wearing. It's £27.
Yeah, you never get to see the model's eyes. She's always distracted by something on the floor. This cropped green polka dot jacket is just £16.
I don't usually like animal print, but look at the nipped in waist and swooshy skirt on this dress. It's just £16 and was originally from M&S. I don't remember them doing anything nice in the 80s, but apparently they did.
If you're going to a party with a 70s or 80s theme, Vintage Style Me would be an excellent place to browse - check out this bridesmaid's dress and be glad you weren't forced to wear it 20 years ago. Most of their clothes are just brilliantly wearable though - quirky and different without screaming "OH HELLO I AM FROM THE PAST." And their website has the best typo: "we cannot be held responsible for lost or stollen packages." Personally, I'd love a package of stollen. If anyone out there wants to post me some German fruit cake, I am ready and waiting.
Oh my god, that bridesmaids dress is almost exactly the same as one I had to wear when I was 12... think it was from Laura Ashley. I cringe every time I think of it.
ReplyDeleteI came. I saw. I purchased*. Half price on sale items and free delivery at the mo! Bargains to be had.
ReplyDelete*Not the bridesmaid dress though, no thanks.
This is amazing! Going to have a browse now. Also, totally with you on the stollen. Yum. Xx
ReplyDeletemmmmm Stollen. It must be in the shops SOON?!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great shop though. So handy having everything properly sized (I'm often too lazy in proper vintage shops to go to the effort of working out if things will fit). Amazing prices too.
I'd never buy from a company that had a disclaimer like "we cannot be held responsible for lost or stollen packages." Under the Distance Selling Regulations all companies are responsible for replacing/refunding goods not received, whether it;s ASOS or a Folksy seller. 99% of the time it doesn't happen, but it makes me think they'd be quick to mess me about if there's a problem.
ReplyDeleteI ordered a couple of things from this company after reading your post, and got 50% off with their discount code. I was very excited to receive both items in the post the very next day, and they were exactly as described on the website. I will definitely be recommending this company to people as I'm very impressed!
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