Up now on the website, some fun new stock for summer!
Visit the website for details! http://www.tastyvintage.com
Up now on the website, some fun new stock for summer!
Visit the website for details! http://www.tastyvintage.com
Vintage wedding dress of the week resumes next week!
Hopefully this eye candy will make up for it. The gorgeous Lucy Stendall came over and took some very nice pictures of the shop and bridal salon. And brought us cake. If you’re looking for a wedding photographer I can highly recommend her!
You can view her blog post and excellent photographs here:
http://lucystendall.blogspot.com/2011/03/lucy-loves-tasty-vintage.html#more
Hopefully we shall collaborate again in the not too distant future.. shall keep you posted!
I’ve also listed some vintage frocks on ebay this week, with more to come on sunday.
Link here: http://stores.ebay.co.uk/tastyvintage
That’s all for today, but I will try and write a meatier post later this week!
Hello hello! Well, another week another dress.. and this time I am going to go all out and say I want more forties brides. I am not-so-secretly hoping for someone to book an appointment to find a dress for a very large, formal wedding where the length of the train is in proportion to the scale of things!
Here’s a very quick snap of a super deco one which I love – and it will count as a before pic as it is pre dry cleaning and steaming! But hopefully you will see the bare bones potential…
To see more wedding dresses, or to book an appointment please visit:
Available here!: http://www.tastyvintage.com/product.php?id=146
I didn’t really want to sell this one as it’s sucha lovely piece, but the unfortunate thing with ballgowns is - unlike a 40’s jacket - you can’t really mix them into your everyday wardrobe too easily. All very well and good if you are storing them for a purpose.. but as my ball invitations seem to have dried up it’s time for it to go!
I dates it to approximately 1959/60 as there’s a very similar design in the V&A museum here: http://www.vam.ac.uk/images/image/56766-popup.html
I love the chantilly lace on this version!!
Hello! As there are so many lovely dresses hidden away in the bridal room that maybe it would be an idea to feature one a week on the blog.
This is one of the earlier ones we currently have in stock; a gorgeous Titanic era dress in a fine net with gauzy cotton embroidered trim. It also features delicate silk tassels to the rear of the sailor styled ‘collar’.
Approximately a modern size UK12..
Back with more next week.. this is just to whet your appetites, clearly!
And doesn’t she look lovely. You can buy it now on the website!
Please forgive my absence. I’ve been hard at work adding new listings to the website (like the one below!), sourcing goodies for the Christmas Market, and just generally non-stop vintage related stuff.. which is good, as it means I have a massive list of things to blog about that are actually quite interesting. Watch this space, I shan’t leave it long!
Having just returned from 9 months of maternity leave myself, I am busily trying to update all of the categories on the website as I know some of them look rather forlorn! I’m currently sorting out maternity wear, and have just listed a few sneak previews like this late 40s maternity top – £25, UK10 (click to go to website listing)
I know for me it was odd when I was first pregnant, as I had only really worn vintage clothes for quite a long time and to suddenly have to wander into mothercare and wear the same things as everyone else again was quite depressing! Particularly if I had to get dressed up… So I made a conscious effort to collect any vintage maternity clothes that I saw on my travels, and that was eight years ago now so have managed to amass a fair selection of midecentury dresses and outfits.. even a fab 1950s cigarette pant evening suit which I will be listing shortly. And as I have my hands quite full with new baby now I am happy to let it all go as i don’t think I’ll be wearing any of it again myself!
Just listed with details over at www.tastyvintage.com, this fantastic ‘Sportaville model’ blouse and shorts set. It features 1950s formula one drivers, their cars, and f1 circuits of the 1950s . Too small for me, that didn’t stop me keeping it for a number of years.. but it’s another one that’s now escaped the collection!
Perfect for Vintage at Goodwood this August, or just for spicing up your local VSCC meeting!
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