So sorry it's being so long.. again. I've been so busy with stupid college exams and working! But, I went to the Vintage Fair today in Sheffield, and was surprisingly pleased! Because it's a Kilo pick-and-mix fair, you can get whatever you want for a kilo, for £12! It's great because you can get some really lovely things for pennies! I spent £14, because I got a few extra things. Sorry about the pictures being a little blurry, I've just got back and it's getting pretty dark outside so my little slr wouldn't focus :( Labels: Kilo, Vintage, Vintage FairI bought... - Collared pink and navy polka dot vest- Maroon peter pan collared dress- White ruffle blouse- High waisted tan chino shorts- Floral silk top- Red peter pan collar shirt- Horse headscarf- HUGEEEE pink and white striped lace nightie They all look pretty hideous to be fair, but I adjusted them and altered them to fit properly and I really love them! Not bad for £14!
My favourites by far are the shorts! I didn't manage to get a picture before I shortened them, but they're knee length and make me look like a medieval jester.. not a good look. Has anyone else ever been to a kilo fair? Hope you've all had a lovely week, especially because it's been sunny!!
If you read this blog regularly, you'll understand that I love vintage like JLS like dick, so when the Vintage Fair came, it's obvious that I went! The problem being.. I had no money. Seriously, what was I thinking?! It was utter hell looking around all the nice things but not having the chance to buy anything! There were loads of cute little stalls like Alice Takes A Trip, Trilbies & Tassles and Lottie Loves - it's so nice to see their stuff in person rather than online! My personal favourite things were all of the lovely peter pan collared dresses, the fairisle knits, and the stunning fur coats - I wish i had one. Take a look at all of the lovely things! Labels: Vintage, Vintage Fair
This wasn't at the Vintage Fair, it's Flock Boutique, it's gorgeous!
I couldn't find an 'E' ring - 'F' was the nearest thing aha!
November 2009