Why Vintage..

Wearing old clothing as new style which was developed in the late 60s and early 70s. I think people with a creative fashion sense became bored and wanted unique clothing that was not so expensively custom-made. In the 60s, clothing became much more varied, and styles from different eras were more widely accepted. People embraced this by scouring thrift shops and yard sales, and vintage clothing stores began opening in the 1970s. 

Now in the modern days, we see a lot of labels using a special type fabric to make certain types of clothing. Many collection from Jean Charles de Castelbajac, Mila Schon, Mango, to Marc Jacobs and many more.


Thankfully, clothing preference is most importantly a matter of choice, not trend, and vintage clothing is still going strong in the new century.
 
Within the last twenty years, modern styles has made vintage looks more popular than ever, better, great and amazing...Shops like Top shop, Forever21, Oasis, River Island, Zara, H&M and many more sells Vintage outfits from trousers, blouses to swimsuit....