Vintage Fashion Fair Coming Soon

If you're a fan of vintage fashion and will be in Essex (UK) on Sunday, December 5th, check out the vintage and retro fashions at the Vintage Vogue, the Essex Vintage Fair. Nearly 60 dealers will attend, so the event promises to be a fun time for collectors and fans alike. The fair features not only clothing, but also vintage accessories.

In addition to the opportunity to shop for great vintage finds, the event will feature Radio Vintage Vogue, playing the coolest Jazz, R&B and Lounge from the twentieth Century as well as sumptuous Cream Tea's, Cakes and Sandwiches at the new Vogue Tea Room.

The event runs from 10am to 4pm and admission is £4.50 entrance (£3.50 concessions and students with id).

I won't be able to make it over to Essex, but if you attend, leave a comment and let us know how it was.

For more information, check out the Vintage Vogue web site.

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