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6.5.14

Spitafields Market Part II

In the corner of Spitafields Market is the loveliest woman called Clare. You cannot miss her, a young woman with milk maid braids in an impeccable dress or coat (all dependent on the weather of course). She has beautifully curated vintage clothing for women and has no permanent shop address except for this market, always situated across from the Real Greek Restaurant when she is there, which is on Thursdays. 
She understands clothes from a historical point of view having devoted her studies to period fashion and I wish I could have taken her out for tea to hear more about her life, but she is a busy girl! Bombarded by women in search of the perfect dress - make sure you are one of them :).

Vintage & Anitique Clothing and Textiles 
from 
Clare Spencer
across from the Real Greek Restaurant 
Contact number: 07580048877 
Clare works by appointment with established clients and supports young designers and new creative practises by offering rentals, trades and creative exchanges.


Spitafields Market
nearest tube: Liverpool Street Station
a short walk from Brick Lane

2.9.13

A Walk Down Vintage Lane

Cheshire Street beams with vintage charm. A walk here leaves me feeling doused in bygone glamour. When I walk away it follows me like a perfume, lingering in a way that can't be forgotten quickly because it's timeless. Some of the best little details of the past decades can be found here to make a modern day Audrey Hepburn out of me.  Here I can walk away with a fur stole, hat with a bow, lace dress and satin shoes, pillow cases with flowers and doilies with lavender stitching. 


Pictured inside:
The Shop house of fabric, tablecloths, pillow cases, clothing from baby to adult, and endless accessories.

Retitled - a 1950's heaven complete with a perfume spritz behind the changing divider while you decide over tea cups and hairbrushes and satin shoes. 

Pictured outside:
Vintage Heaven for coats line with fur and vintage dresses, shoes, and purses.

The Vintage Bean for a pick me up coffee, elderflower spritzer, or glass of red.