Tips for spotting real vintage pieces in vintage stores, thrift stores and online. In this second installment of this series, I talk about vintage labels, how to spot them, what it means if there is no label, and how to decipher labels. Again, the key is to actually do your research.

How to buy the first part of the vintage:
https://youtu.be/HOusxXPgtbE

More videos full of tips for buying real vintage:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6ZFknjhwOajK_sFo5CATYlZsTi7oV5Mt

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Some good resources for vintage shopping:

The Vintage Fashion Guild Label Resource
https://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/

Vintage Dancer Fashion History Guides
https://vintagedancer.com/category/1930s/

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FAQ:

What lipstick do you wear?
-Lola von Rose in Vintage

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For more vintage content, including tips on buying vintage products, hair and makeup tutorials, interviews, and fashion history videos, check out my playlists:

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