Vintage wedding dresses are a trendy alternative to buying a new White Dress for a girl’s Big Day.
Plus, since a vintage dress will channel your personal creativity. Wearing vintage as you recite your vows is the perfect way to kick start this new chapter of your life with confidence!
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When deciding how to price vintage clothing, sellers should consider multiple factors before placing resale value on a particular garment.
I believe that determining the most accurate price to sell a piece of vintage clothing depends on evaluation of 7 key variables …
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Just like the changes of the 1960s themselves, the fashion trends were similarly groundbreaking and for the most part, completely new and novel ideas to the landscape of fashion.
While ’60s designers still defined trends for the season, for the first time ever counterculture groups like London’s “mod” scene and America’s “hippie” sect influenced the styles and clothing types produced by mainstream fashion brands and marketed to the decade’s youth.
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Credited as the first “All-American Model,” Cheryl became an iconic California swimsuit model of the ’70s, her athletic (but healthy!) body gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated and capturing the attention of men and the admiration of women alike.
Cheryl’s fame blossomed as a swimsuit model in the ’70s and expanded as a fashion designer of her own brand name for department store Sears in the ’80s. Since then, she’s launched her own makeup line and become spokesperson for healthy, mindful living and exercise.
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One of my favorite fashion decades is the ‘70s because for the first time in fashion history, the American female was purchasing clothing for various activities and occasions in her life, including home, office, formal and casual wear. The opportunities to buy “different” kinds of clothing had expanded — which ultimately led to the expansion of the American female’s closet, too.
The 1970s was a free-spirited time not only of fashion revolution but political, cultural, social and economic change for the American female, too. These changes — while considered normal by today’s standards — had major influential shifts on the styles and the lives of the modern ‘70s woman. After the ‘70s, fashion for woman has continued to be liberal, creative and free.
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Where to buy little black dresses on Etsy and Ebay resembling LBDs from vintage boutique A Little Wicked.
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Hi there! My name is Sammy Davis and my mission in life is to SPREAD VINTAGE LOVE!!
I created this website as a place for myself and others to share their love for finding, selling and styling vintage. I believe that all woman can make vintage fashion a part of their wardrobe, and I hope that you’ll join me on this journey as we spread vintage love together!
