You can be forties one day and sixties the next. You can even mix and match different eras for a unique look. In vintage, there are no rules. 16 comments: This is a great post. I'm looking forward to the 'building a vintage wardrobe' one. I think I fall in the two middle categories. I seem to naturally be drawn to buying of modern dresses that nod towards the 50's or 60s, but I also have one 'real (reproduction) 50s dress and a few vintage ones from the 60s or 70s. I tend to style those with more modern accessories, because I usually feel slightly awkward trying to pull off the complete vintage look. I have worn second hand clothes all my life, I prefer it, for lots of reasons, that doesn't mean I won't buy new if I like it. I just love clothes, but I have to say, I don't like fashion, if you see what I mean. I am quite happy to go the whole hog, you're looking at the Edwardian Lady here! Don't care what anyone thinks, if I feel like it I'll do it. Fantastic post, thanks so much for sharing this information! I love other people's vintage looks/clothes, but I haven't the first clue what to look for and where...so I'll be following these posts eagerly! I really like your collection of vintage brooches. I lately found one that looks like your ivory rose, but mine is made from amber and it's for a