Sweater Girl

 Still at home ...50s-60s blazer: Made In Berlin store // early 60s sweater: Resales Store // 50s novelty print skirt: Made In Berlin Store // belt: came with a dress // shoes: eBay // 50s wicker purse: Flea Market // 50s-60s cherry brooch: flea market ...

Officially we're on vacation in the States right now - but as I haven't taken any pictures with the camery yet here just another daily outfit from home .... At least I'm wearing my holiday print skirt, that wasn't allowed to come with me on vacation .... I packet so limited that I have more room to bring new vintage pieces home.

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Big Red Summer

This is what I wore to the flea market a couple of weeks ago ... when it was as hot as today ... 50s blouse: vintage shop in Wiesbaden // full 50s skirt: eBay // modern wedges: street // 50s wicker purse: eBay // 50s straw hat: eBay

Tomorrow we hop on the plane to the USA ... 4 weeks vacation ... So reay for it after I spent my last holidays in the hospital ....

Office Girl ... More Yellow

Another outfit I wore to work a couple of weeks ago ... more light yellwo ... 50s dress: Resales Store // late 50s blazer: Made in Berlin Store // vintage belt: flea market // clarks shoes: eBay // Haskell like brooch: flea market // tooled leather purse: flea market ...

Yes, this dress is pale yellow ... even if it looks almost white in these pictures ....

Yellow Never Ends

I wore this a little while ago to work .... 50s blouse: was it eBay, was it a Flea Market (own this one for quite a bit) // 40s rayon skirt: Made In Berlin Store // clogs: Maybach Ufer flea market // 50s-60s purse: flea market // flower brooch: eBay ...

Last summer and probably the year before I wrote posts about how much I like yellow in summer ... it just got worse. Alone A yellow blouse. The perfect basic piece for my summer wardrobe.

I'd Wish They Could Talk

Wore this a couple of Sundays agot to the flea market ... early 50s dress: eBay // 50s straw hat: Bahar Berlin Edeltrash, Berlin-Moabit // 60s wicker purse: girft from a dear friend // sandals: modern // 50s flower pin: eBay

This dress is really adorable. It's every thing I love....It's blue, I'ts stripedt's made from soft rayon .... But it's also full with flaws. The skirt has a few holes in the back and it has a discolouration under the arms... It still bleeds out the blue, when it gets even a cold soak ..... I'm not complaining. This is how vintage is - full of flaws, because these pieces had a life before me wearing them ... I'd wish they could talk....

Tomorrow ...

Find me and the hubby selling again at the second event of Old Fleas ... find some lovely vintage Goodies and meet some fun vintagey people .... Can't wait to see you there!

thanks again to the Ladies from VintageBerlinGuide to make this possible!!!

Big Blue

 

... one of the days it was a little chilly ... jacket: thrifted // late 50s dress: Vintage Berlin Store (former Schwarze Truhe) // shoes: modern // 50s wickerpurse: flea market // 40s-50s straw hat: from a friend ...

Sorry, I'm so busy these days, that I don't find the time to write proper blogposts or check on your lovely blogs ...
 But at least I'm still here posting.

Everyday Vintage ...

I wore this outfit almost a couple of weeks ago ... but I wore this cropped jacket again today ... Tomato red 50s cropped jacket: flea market // top: modern // 50s novelty print skirt: Made in Berlin Store // flats: Vagabond // 50s box purse: flea market

Office Girl ... Novelty Prints At Work

Another office look ... cardigan: H&M // top: Primark // 1950s skirt: Pick&Weight // shoes: Primark // vintage purse: gift // 50s brooch: flea market // amber earclips: from my grandmother ...

Office Girl ... Ruffles To Work

What I wore to work ... top: modern // 50s patio ruffle skirt: Pick & Weight, Berlin // shoes: Clarks // 50s leather box purse: flea market // midcentury rose pendant: flea market ...

In the beginnen I was a little scared to pull this skirt out of the wardrobe to wear it to work ... I thought it's vibrant colour, the little pin dots, stripes and ruffles would be far too much. But paired with just black pieces it worked out well ....

Forgotton 1930s Coat

A couple of weeks ago, when I had dinner with my mum ... late 30s dust coat: eBay // 40s rayon dress: flea market // vintage shoes: flea market // 40s staw hat: thrifted in the USA // 50s wickerpurse: eBay ...

I own this deep blue rayon duster for years now. I spent quite a lot of money on eBay for it back then. I was so dissapointed when it arrived (can't even remember the reason) ... and packed it with the pieces I plan on to sell. A few weeks ago I found this cute little late 30s number hidden under another coat. I can't tell you, felt so excited when I puled it out of the dark! Actually I was looking for a blue coat fo a while and as most of my 30s-40s pieces are blue or with a hint of blue, It will for sure find a lot of wear in the future.

A New Colour

Wearing ... cardigan: H&M // 40s dress: Made in Berlin, Kleidermarkt // shoes: clarks, via eBay // late 50s basket: thrifted // 50s hat: thrifted // brooch: flea market

I'm so busy these days that I have no time to write anything exciting right now .... So sorry ....

Tomorrow

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The Unloved Skirt

40s coat: flea market // top: H&M // 50s skirt: Made In Berlin Store // 40s-50s purse: eBay // shoes: Deichmann ...

I like this skirt, actually I love it. It is interesting to see that everytime I wear this skirt and I post a picture of it here on the blog or on IG, it get's just a few likes. Probably it's so unloved because it is almost impossible to take a proper photo of it ...

Made With Love

Wore this look to work some day last week ... top: Primark // handmade skirt: flea market // flats: Clarks // repro wickerpurse: flea market // 60s necklace: flea market ...

A cuple of weeks ago I found this lovely skirt during one of my Sunday flea market strolls. when I had it in my hands the first time I was confused, about it being true vintage or repro. One hand it was so well made, the loops to hold the buttons are hand made, the sheer embroidred part looks totally vintage or even more antique, the wool fabric is from great quality ... on the other hand it looked brand new and some seams  looked too modern ... then the seller told me, that she is a learned seamstress and that the skirt is made after an original pattern and from old fabrics she once enherited from her aunt. she was told that the embrouidered fabric was made in the 30s ...

For some reasons the seamstress wasn't so much into wearing this skirt, my luck! since I picked it up I wore it  quite a few times already ... Made with love, worn with love.