Updated, not Sedated. Keeping your #VINTAGE current:
If you love vintage fashion but don't want to look like you got stuck in time warp, you need to read
THIS, stat.
Patti had some great advice for the 40 crowd on
how to wear vintage when you're vintage. Her advice still holds true today.
Sal shares her Already Pretty savvy in converting thrift store finds
into the latest fashion trends.
Vintage lover planetary treasure, the Vintage Vixen gives us the low down on
how to wear vintage while being true to your own personal style.
This colorful beauty doesn't exactly dole out advice on how to look amazing in vintage or dress like a fabulous fashion bad-ass, she merely shares by
example. (Edit: Spoiler! Her blog rhymes with
Fab and a Hurray)
Fabulously #VINTY:
Need a reminder on how wildly fabulous FASHION can be?
Re-live the 1970s.
LOVERS of silky vintage Asian robes and such, you're gonna love this blogger's essay on the
Kimono vs the Hanbok. Fun vinty fashion fact: you can never own too many kimonos or Korean hanboks.
Secondhand Shopping Survival 101:
The adorable Debbie dishes out some superb
Thrifting Tips and the relentlessly upbeat Sammy Davis
spills her thrifting beans.
If you're looking for some sage advice for shopping vintage, check out
this list of six must know tips. Even How Stuff Works weighs in with their own
words of advice to-dos and ta-dahs when going thrifting.
Modcloth offers up its own version of vintage clothing tips, in a fuel of poesy powered bombast, done up nicely in a free-ranged
iambic pentameter.
Edit: The marvelously marvelous Suzanne did a great post of shopping tips for vintage- a definite
MUST READ! In fact her
blog is a must read for Secondhand Firsters, AND fabulous 40 women alike.
Update edit: Official
#SECONDHANDFIRST ICON and style superstar extraordinare has JUST published a great post on THRIFT SHOPPING in her city with some
FANTASTIC shopping tips. Do yourself a favor and check 'em out,
ASAP.
Do you have any interesting reads to recommend or savvy thrifting tips? LEave them in the comments or send us your recommendations to: readlist ( at) thecitizenrosebud.com