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This article was posted on the 8th March 2010 by the Fashion Editor
We have several new stallholders at the March fair all selling very different ranges of vintage pieces one in particular with a large selection of men’s clothing. If you are a regular visitor (and we do have a few) this will be a great opportunity to find some new and as yet undiscovered vintage fashion delights!
And we do have many requests and enquiries about men’s fashion so you will all be pleased to hear there will be a large selection at this Vintage Fashion Fair!
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This article was posted on the 8th March 2010 by the Fashion Editor
Seek out Terry and Emma’s stand on the 14th March, it will feature a vast assortment of haberdashery including vintage patterns, stitching magazines, tapestry, embroidery artifacts, buttons, Victorian lace, ribbons, sewing and related items, crochet accessories and lots of materials and textiles. Ideal for lovers of ‘make do and mend’.
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This article was posted on the 8th February 2010 by the Fashion Editor

Hadley is looking good in her fur scarf to keep out the chill......
Seen at our recent vintage fashion fair, whatever the season it seems vintage fashion makes for classic style that always looks good!
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This article was posted on the 2nd February 2010 by the Fashion Editor
We are pleased to announce that once again we are able to issue a limited number of free tickets to our next vintage fashion fair, being held on the 14th March at Cecil Sharp House in Primrose Hill.
As our previous vintage fairs this one promises to offer a large choice of vintage fashion for all….
More details coming soon!
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This article was posted on the 21st January 2010 by the Fashion Editor

Jessica has a unique style, mixing contemporary with vintage.
Jessica de Lotz (pictured here) is an avid collector of all things vintage. Her style is totally her own, a vintage and eclectic mix with occasionally a new piece, but predominately vintage and always eye-catching.
Jessica is a jewellery graduate from Central St Martins (2008) and winner of ‘Coutts New Jewellers Award’ (2009). Her jewellery collection reflects on the ’social lives’ of objects and the history of their owners. Her collection embodies the concept of time, concealment and heritage.
If you would like to take a look at her work, if you like great style, be it vintage or contemporary you are sure to find it interesting and inspiring – click here to visit her site…
We’d also like to extend a big thank you to Jessica for giving up her time to model some of the vintage fashion featured on these pages. We think she has done really well, considering she is not a professional model!
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This article was posted on the 18th January 2010 by the Fashion Editor
The vintage fashion fair went really well last Sunday with just over 400 visitors and Cecil Sharp House was buzzing. As it was our first fair since November shoppers were eager to cheer themselves up with some vintage magic and by all accounts they did!
There were fantastic vintage pieces to be had – a wonderful 40’s handbag in the shape of a house with the roof lifting off to open it! A new stallholder Chelsea sold several of her fur coats to people expecting another snowfall. And Jean D, one of our regular exhibitors had a selection of skirts and tops made with the prettiest vintage lace. Not to mention a few designer labels and clothes from a broad mix of era’s from Victorian through to the sixties, seventies and eighties!
Jess and Hadley (who are modelling on the website) were into serious shopping, both looking gorgeous in vintage mixtures.
Our 60’s music kept the tempo and temperatures up.’
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