Did you find it? It kind of sounds like i stock 'garage sales'? I couldn't stop giggling when i read it but honestly, if that's what Frankie says then i suppose i do!? It could be a pretty good niche in the market? In saying that, here is a preview of my few of my favorite things this week :)
IN STORE NOW:
1. Vintage blue floral garden dress.
2. Vintage 1920's black tassel dress.
3. Vintage white velvet cut out shift dress.
4. Vintage blue tye dye mini dress.
6. Vintage green pleated button dress.
7. Vintage nautical sheer pinstripe collared shirt.
8. Vintage pink taffata dress with bow.
9. Vintage CUE yellow high waist shorts.
10. Vintage LEE pale blue cut off shorts.
And just quickly, I'd like to thank the lovely ladies over at ModeRepublic.com. They informed me last night that i had won their fashionista contest and not only received $200 US but the spot on their brand new cover! I'm absolutely thrilled, what a wonderful way to start the week! Although, i'll be having a phone interview with them this afternoon and i am that nervous. I'll post it on here for you all when it's up.
If you guys aren't a member i would highly recommend joining. It's a 'International street fashion flipbook for the fashion forward' and they have just launched their new online contest that you can view here. $100, $50 and $30 US are up for grabs for first, second and third prize and seeing as i'm the kind of girl who never wins anything, it only means that you can to!
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That is sooooooooooooooooooooo super frikkin awesome :) keep on keeping. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is an AMAZING post! I love every single piece of clothing!
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ah!!! congratulations. How amazing and exciting :) good luck with your interview - from you answers for the monday issue, I am sure you will be just dandy.
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Well done on frankie! I also adore their mag..among..many many many others :p
ReplyDeletecongrats on the Mode Republic shot, Nicole! you deserve it!
ReplyDeleteAnd oh, on the typo error, was your spiel supposed to go, "Nicole spends her days sourcing stock FROM garage sales, second hand shops, auctions and flea markets and so all her bits and bobs are top notch."? haha! without the word FROM, it seems that you're stocking up on stores, literally!
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haha yes kookie, that exactly what i thought as well! either way, i'm still over the moon :)
ReplyDeletethank you all.
i love reading all of your support, it keeps me going every day so thank you! <3
Congrats !!! I love your blog and the pictures you take and that are..taken of you haha.
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congrats! you're amazing in those shots
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That's not 1920s, just say vintage if you're not 100% sure.
ReplyDeletehello anon- thank you for your comment. i didn't realize people could take it that way. It is 1920's inspired as that was the style of dress around then.
ReplyDeletekind of, check out www.fashion-era.com for research and funzies anyway.
ReplyDeletei'm a fashion history student and it serves me well when in doubt.
love it, you look fabulous <3 u deseerve all the best darlin
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