Guide to Vintage Clothing

Welcome to the ever-new existing Vintage shopping house which displays and provides the fashionable garments of all time periods.

Who wouldn't want to style vintage clothes? Everyone here owns a pair or two from their Grandmother or Mother. Here are some of the tips we offer from our side for styling the evergreen vintage clothing:

• Mix vintage with modern pieces: One of the best and most amazing ideas to style an item of vintage clothing is to pair a vintage dress or blouse with modern-day jeans or shoes to create a chic updated look. Mixing clothes from different eras sometimes is a bad idea but not all the time. Trying something new out of your style never hurts you know. 
  
  
  
• Accessorize strategically: Another way to look modern but simple and subtle is to use vintage accessories. Accessories like hats, jewelry, scarves, and handbags can instantly add charm and glow to an outfit. But this also comes with a limitation of styling it only till it's sufficient. Sticking to just 1-2 statement vintage pieces gives a vibrant vibe.
• Pay attention to fit: Vintage sizing can be quite different from modern sizes. You may need to have pieces altered or tailored to fit your body shape. Belts can also help define your waistline when wearing vintage.
  
  
  
• Focus on quality fabrics: Well-made natural fabrics like silk, wool, cotton, and linen tend to hold up better over time compared to synthetic vintage pieces. Look for a sturdy construction. The vintage clothing style is known for good quality materials and amazing skill with clothing works.
• Knowing your undergarments: Smoothing shapewear or underpinnings from the appropriate era helps clothes drape properly. A bullet bra is a must for 50s ensembles.
• Start with classic pieces: A 60s shift dress, 70s denim jacket, or Chanel-style blazer from any era are versatile vintage staples to build a look around. Have fun styling! Vintage allows you to express your personality. Experiment with what makes you feel confident and flatters your figure.