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  1. The Rise of Dead Man's Clothes IV

    Jili Allen /

    It's that fabulous fur lined treasure time once again! Dead Man's Clothes is back this Sunday 17th July, and this time it promises to be bigger and better than ever before... Stalls will feature the lovely vintage wares of Ruby Tuesdays, Da Moda vintage, and a rather large hand of independent thread traders. On site alterations will be performed by the needle savvy Fabricated Alterations, who ...

  2. Birmingham Vintage Fair

    Jaselyn Melling /

    What started as way of gathering a few select local vintage and handmade businesses under a Jewellery Quarter roof to showcase both their talents and the creativity in the neighbourhood, escalated beyond all expectations. At the first Birmingham Vintage Fair - created to boost trade for the regions’ own talent, rather than vintage fans buying elsewhere...

  3. Dead Man's Clothes: the 3rd Edition

    Jili Allen /

    Dead Man's Clothes is a not for profit vintage market organising crew, aspiring to promote some of the finer vintage, independent jewellery makers and local artist talent of Glasgow. The Third edition touches down next Sunday the 19th of June (coincedentally the lovely organiser Jim's birthday!) in the Drake, Glasgow. Free entry, free stall holder space, and as a double bonus our host will be ...

  4. The Vintage Fair returns to Birmingham

    Jaselyn Melling /

    The Vintage Fair is returning to Birmingham to kick off the summer season in style. Hailing from Sheffield, The Vintage Fair brings the best handpicked selection of 1940’s-1980’s clothing, home ware, jewellery and accessories together in a one day celebration of all things vintage, we’re bringing all of this to The Old Library (Custard Factory, Digbeth) on Saturday 4th June 12pm-5pm...

  5. The Jazz Emporium embrace a new interpretation of vintage style

    Jaselyn Melling /

    Fresh-faced and bold, The Jazz Emporium and Laura McKinnon Photography have combined their aesthetic skills for their Spring/Summer 2011 vintage fashion campaign. Award winning Laura McKinnon, a new face proving her worth amongst Glasgow’s photographers, is dipping her talented toes into a pool of vintage sass provided by The Jazz Emporium...

  6. Dead Man's Clothes: welcome to the vintage wake up

    Jili Allen /

    A new and fantastic, not for profit vintage clothing and arts market has been launched in Glasgow. Hold on to your tweed jackets and fur coats, Dead Man's Clothes is nearly upon us! Intrigued? Come along on Sunday to the gorgeous Drake bar and restaurant, Glasgow, to see what fabulous bargains can be found in this veritable treasure boutique. And not only your vintage clothing, but also recor...

  7. Interview: Hummingbird Vintage

    Avril Kelly /

    Hummingbird Vintage is a new and exciting yet affordable online boutique set up by Lucy Brazier, an office manager by day and a vintage boutique owner by night! She gradually build up the boutique with lots of hard work, late nights and with the help of social networking sites such as Hummingbird Vintages' lovely website, [blog](http://humming-bird-vintage.b...

  8. The Vintage Fair

    Katy Cowan /

    Hailing from Sheffield, The Vintage Fair brings the best handpicked selection of 1940’s-1980’s clothing, home ware, jewellery and accessories together in a one day celebration of all things vintage. Growing at a vast pace since it’s creation in 2008, The Vintage Fair now visits upwards of 15 cities making it the fastest growing event of it’s kind. Each event brings a unique and exciting...

  9. Introducing your next Glasgow based fashion fix

    Jili Allen /

    The next Bold Souls pop-up fashion event will be on Saturday 5th March, at SubClub, Glasgow, from 1-6pm. Tickets are £3 in advance, £4 on the door, including free hairstyling. Featured fashion designers include, House of Black, Jennie Loof and Oui! Designs, Euan Mcwhirter Jewellery as well as Bold Soul's host label Chouchou. There will be a range of vintage from stockists such as Sew Vintage ...

  10. Reading based Fashion Designer Dolly Dripp!

    Lucy Clarke /

    Dolly Dripp is a fashion designer living in Reading who gets inspired by fashion, vintage styles, 50's pin-up girls & tattoos. She loves sewing, designing, drawing & drinking tea. Her friends all call her Dolly and that's where the shop name came from. Dollydripp is a place to find, cute, quirky & yummy girlie things inspired by tattoos. [Visit her shop...

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