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| Written By: Jazmin Alvarez, International Style Director |
today. Ran by fashion industry kids- a stylist and editor-Andrea Perini- and her
unlimited access to current and future fashion news & trends, and though mostly
vintage, their buys are edited to reflect their understanding of contemporary
fashion's indebtedness to the past.
They resource for designers, stylists, and art directors and some of their clients
have included Michael Kors, Derek Lam, Henry Holland, YSL, Jill Stuart, Melanie
Ward & Natalie Joos.
Each month their site features vintage finds in editorials they create in order to bring
the clothes to life and give the viewer/customer inspiration above & beyond what
s/he might get from a basic product shot. Their monthly editorials reflect current
trends as they see them and, in using only vintage garments, demonstrate how,
with a little bit of thought-provoking tweaking, twisting and styling, these things can
be worn out on the street today and look completely current, forward even. This also
doubles as a great format for them to express their current points of view and further
allows them to play with the historical connotations from clothing of the past &
present.
Vagabond shoppers can buy a complete look or an individual item by simply
clicking on the desired thing(s) from the fashion spreads. Their hope is that in
providing visual options shoppers can see how they might wear the clothing
themselves and how much fun it can be to appropriate current trends using vintage.
The online boutique’s overall goal is to provide customers with nearly one-of-a-kind
hard-to-find luxe pieces that they will not only covet, but also adore wearing and
re-appropriating themselves.
For your next vintage-shopping excursion, go to www.vagabondnyc.com
unlimited access to current and future fashion news & trends, and though mostly
vintage, their buys are edited to reflect their understanding of contemporary
fashion's indebtedness to the past.
They resource for designers, stylists, and art directors and some of their clients
have included Michael Kors, Derek Lam, Henry Holland, YSL, Jill Stuart, Melanie
Ward & Natalie Joos.
Each month their site features vintage finds in editorials they create in order to bring
the clothes to life and give the viewer/customer inspiration above & beyond what
s/he might get from a basic product shot. Their monthly editorials reflect current
trends as they see them and, in using only vintage garments, demonstrate how,
with a little bit of thought-provoking tweaking, twisting and styling, these things can
be worn out on the street today and look completely current, forward even. This also
doubles as a great format for them to express their current points of view and further
allows them to play with the historical connotations from clothing of the past &
present.
Vagabond shoppers can buy a complete look or an individual item by simply
clicking on the desired thing(s) from the fashion spreads. Their hope is that in
providing visual options shoppers can see how they might wear the clothing
themselves and how much fun it can be to appropriate current trends using vintage.
The online boutique’s overall goal is to provide customers with nearly one-of-a-kind
hard-to-find luxe pieces that they will not only covet, but also adore wearing and
re-appropriating themselves.
For your next vintage-shopping excursion, go to www.vagabondnyc.com
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