Vintage Wearers Speak: What is one area of vintage style that you struggle with?

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This post is part of the "Vintage Wearers Speak" series. Read more about the series and find the other posts here.

Q: What is one area of vintage style that you struggle with?

Vintage Wearers Speak: What non-Western fashion aesthetics are you particularly attracted to or draw inspiration from?

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This post is part of the "Vintage Wearers Speak" series. Read more about the series and find the other posts here.

Q: What non-Western fashion aesthetics are you particularly attracted to or draw inspiration from?  Why?

Vintage Wearers Speak: What is one of your favorite interactions you've ever had with another vintage wearer on social media or a blog post?

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This post is the second of eight in the "Vintage Wearers Speak" series. Read more about the series and find the other posts here.

Q: What is one of your favorite interactions you've ever had with another vintage wearer on social media or a blog post?

Vintage Wearers Speak: When you first started wearing vintage, what was one thing that encouraged you to continue?

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This post is part of the "Vintage Wearers Speak" series. Read more about the series and find the other posts here.

Q: When you first started wearing vintage, what was one thing that encouraged you to continue?

Vintage Wearers Speak: Introduction

I'm excited to share this eight-part series with all of you! I've been planning it since last fall, and so many of you have contributed and shared your insight. 

One of the things I love about the vintage community is that we're a motley crew tied together only by a love of old fashion. Literally everything else about us is totally variable, even the reasons why we wear old fashion. I've enjoyed getting to know many of you and to learn the complexities of vintage wearers and their lives, and I hope this post series showcases this diversity a bit more.

Reproducing 1940s Navy Dungarees

Last summer I attended my first WWII reenactment, and while I was there I got to try on these original 1940s US Navy dungarees that Emily of Emily's Vintage Visions brought to the event. Surprisingly, they fit me perfectly! They must have been owned by a very tiny, Depression-diet man back in the day as the hips and even the length fit me, a 5' tall woman.