Pleasant memories of the past, a relaxed atmosphere of bohemian life, a style not forgotten after decades ...
Vintage is an exclusive that bears the unique imprint of a particular era. This is the languid and sophisticated decadence of the twenties, the fashion of jazz parties of the thirties, the new look of the fifties, which replaced the purist fashion of the forties, the laid-back and romantic style of the “flower children” of the sixties ...
Designers again and again return to the fashion of past decades, interpreting it in a new way or preserving almost all of the “old” features, adding a couple of modern highlights.
If, going to a party, you want to be sure that you will not meet the "rival" in exactly the same dress, combine a vintage outfit or vintage jewelry with a couple of modern details. Thus, you will look both modern and unique.
Translated from English, "vintage" - "obsolete, archaic", as well as "seasoned". Under the term “seasoned”, winemakers indicate the date of grape harvest on the bottles. Designers, creating new models from parts already used by other designers, began to call them "vintage."
Gradually, the concept of vintage expands: it is the stylization of new clothes for models of past years, and the inclusion of one or two old details in a modern ensemble, and the use of well-known symbols that have sunk into oblivion.
Moreover, the style of vintage may include clothing worthy of museums, as well as clothing from second-hand.
The first "vintage" Steinberg & Tolkien boutique was opened in London by Tracy Tolkien, the granddaughter of a famous writer, about 10 years ago.
Model 133 from Burda 07/2012
Model 119 from Burda 06/2012
Model 136 from Burda 06/2012
Model 141 from Burda 08/2012
Model 127 from Burda 02/2009
Model 4 V from "Sewing fast and easy" 02/2010
Model 111 from Burda 11/2010
Model 162 from Burda 12/2011
