FROCK ME IT'S STREET STYLE IN LONDON ON A SUNDAY

 FROCK ME IT'S STREET STYLE 

London is finally coming our from the cold, with no more cold winter days
 and nights, no more due great wet everything everywhere.
Finally a day of sunshine. the perfect Sunday for Frock Me Vintage
Fashion Fair. a monthly event that showcases the most amazing vintage
and antique fashion items, we’re talking the real deal here,
real sustainability, not the nonsense bandwagon stuff you keep hearing
so many brands claim they are. If its been around 100 years already,
and its in tack, never worn and looks pretty amazing, I would say that’s
sustainable enough.

Anyway, after doing my Stylist things and adding to the vintage collection,
we stepped outside, to get you a glimpse of style, from the attendees
of the event. Granted there were so many Chinese students rocking
some pretty cool style, but refusing to let anyone at a fashion event
document that style, as they brandished cameras and phones filming
and shooting everything, regardless of the no photography and filming
policy inside, we did manage to get a few people of style for you,
so cast your peepers over these images, on the first sunny day of Spring
in London with style. 

Actress Marian Lee from Beijing China. She wears a dinosaur puff jacket

 from China, a beige dress from Miss Patina, necklace and earrings 

from N2 Les Nereides, and boots from Dr. Martens, with a unique 

and fun face bag from China.

This is UCL student Eloise from China. She wears vintage a raw cotton 

blouse and skirt from Bihor, Romania, with shoes by Chinese designer 

Uma Wang, and a vintage Chanel bag.

This is Zeyou Jiang, a student of film and TV at the University of Lincoln. 

She wears a well tailored cheongsam or qipao, with unique button detailing, 

bought from a store in China. it's unique style is called quan kai jin 全开襟, 

and features 6 western style buttons in line, a technique called dui jin 对襟.

Clever styling

Check out these shoes for a real foot candy fix. These are by Prada

And these are way too cool for cats. By Chinese brand Etched 蚀光

All images featured in this blog belong to and are shot by 

Pat Lyttle  of  JSTREETSTYLE 

   

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