Extremely tired and wishing that death would come upon us, we joined the long line of hundreds of people waiting out the front to get in.
A lot of hopes were up, mostly amongst the indie kids looking for hideous floral dresses, as they piled into the small warehouse.
I was looking for nothing specific, but I did scrounge out a lovely pencil skirt, a polka dot shirt, a blue ruffle collared shirt, a completely 90's jacket/dress, a lovely baby blue 60's dress and a nice 60's checkered dress; which looks like a fifties dress, but it's obviously 60's thanks to the over-locked seams.
Here is a few of the nice items I bought:
Overall, if you're indie, looking for indie things, this sale wasn't for you. However there were a couple little gems if you looked hard enough, and weren't picky. I think a lot of people had high hopes for the sale, but to be truthful, they were just trying to get rid of the stuff that wasn't good enough for the store.
I was glad to get a bunch of clothes on the cheap though, makes for a happy girl!
xo.
Kay.
lovley things! For me its extremly hard to find real vintage items. I just try to be content with the few vintage pieces my grandma gave me and keep my eyes open for new ones. I dont know, maybe the women in germany have thrown all their vintage clothes away already, so that no one can save them ;D
ReplyDeleteI find that with the current popularity of vintage over here (insert eyerolling here) that teenage girls are going out, picking up a vintage dress, and not letting us have them! it's easy to find 60's-90's stuff, but 40's-50's? Never unless you want to sell your soul!
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