We have some wonderful items to show you, all recently listed by VFG seller members. A few have already sold, meaning if you see something that speaks to you, don’t wait. Head to the forum thread that has links to shopping carts by clicking HERE. The post Fresh Vintage: May 2 to 8, 2024 appeared first on Vintage Fashion Guild ..read more

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Loevenhart & Co.: This quality menswear store was in business from 1867 to 1995. Founded Lexington, Ky., by brothers Lee and Henry Loevenhart, Loevenhart’s moved to Louisville in 1898 when Lee Loevenhart opened a store at the corner of Market and Third St. This had previously been J. Winter’s men’s clothing store and was referred to as a one-hundred-year-old structure, according to a 1924 Daily News Record article.  The large, four-story structure had three stories devoted to men’s and boy’s clothing and accessories. According to Lee L. Grossman, his grandfather Lee Loevenhart “…was b ..read more

They were unique. They were of their time. And they were ours. Now, they are all but gone. Like so many other American cities, Louisville once had scores of local clothing stores that were institutions. One grew up and learned to shop were one’s mother and aunts shopped, not unlike family traditions regarding one’s choice of church, doctor, and attorney. Ladies went downtown to shop at the flagship buildings of Stewart’s, Selman’s or Kaufman-Straus or, a bit later, to the Art Deco Byck’s. If you went to Stewart’s, you wore a hat and gloves and went to lunch in the Orchid Tea Room. If you were ..read more

Every week, VFG seller members list amazing vintage all over the internet – on their own websites as well as Etsy, Poshmark eBay, and more. How do you keep up so you see that special item before someone else has a chance to snap it up? For starts, consider our weekly VFG forum thread, Fresh Vintage. If you want to see all of this week’s offerings from twelve seller members, click HERE. Or, for an overview, check this out. Enjoy. The post Fresh Vintage: April 25 to May 1, 2024 appeared first on Vintage Fashion Guild ..read more

  Taurus is ruled by Venus, making this earth sign the most sensual of the zodiac. Taurus is symbolized by poppies, emeralds, and the color green. Taureans like the good life—they prioritize their comfort and pleasure over nearly anything else, and they love luxury. They only want “the best”. So, let the Vintage Fashion Guild give them just that!   Please see the individual photos for the links and eras. Morning Glorious Vintage 1970s Block Print Hippie Dress—Vintage Navy Blue Orange “India Bazaar” Handwoven Cotton Boho Maxi Dress   bycinbyhand 1950s Longhorn Bull Chatelaine ..read more

This season’s hottest neutral is not your boring beige. Crème de la Crème is a warm-toned cream that’s the perfect foil to this year’s bold spring palette. Like a rich foamy latte, think naturally off-white, with just the slightest hint of almond milk glow. This soft, silky shade is luscious, creamy and ever so dreamy. It’s a hue so delicious you can almost taste it. This week at the Vintage Fashion Guild, the Crème de la Crème rises to the top. Discover more deliciousness in our forums.     The post Crème de la Crème: A VFG Fashion Parade appeared first on Vintage Fashion Guil ..read more

This author loves to see what our VFG seller members are listing in their shops. I am amazed every week at the vintage fashion displayed and available for sale. This week’s edition is no exception. If you would like to see everything that was shared, click HERE to be taken to the current forum thread. Want to watch our YouTube review? Enjoy. The post Fresh Vintage: April 18 to 24, 2024 appeared first on Vintage Fashion Guild ..read more

Recognizing one of the most dramatic chapters in the history of haute couture, The New Look is a television series created by Todd A. Kesler, and starring Ben Mendelsohn as Christian Dior and Juliette Binoche as Coco Chanel. It dramatizes the very different paths of these designers during World War II, and Dior’s post-war triumph. This week, the VFG celebrates what Vogue called at the time “the most legible fashion change in over a decade”. On February 12, 1947, Dior presented “Corolle”, his debut collection of 90 garments. It featured rounded shoulders, a cinched waist and a very full, below ..read more

VFG Member Augusta Auctions will hold its “Spring Sartorial Spectacular” auction on February 24, 2024. The offerings include a spectacular Paul Poiret evening coat, a couture Jeanne Lanvin evening gown from 1937, a complete 3-piece Adrian Plymouth Rock ensemble from 1946 and so much more! The bidding is taking place online via Augusta Auctions as well as on their app in Apple Store and Google Play.   The post Augusta Auctions Presents Spring Sartorial Spectacular on April 24, 2024 appeared first on Vintage Fashion Guild ..read more