Vintage

The site for this Atlanta home shop features both vintage and contemporary furniture and decor.

Products: decorative, lighting, furniture
Pieces

Unique and often one-of-a-kind items are the specialty here, from "upcycled" floral appliquéd bobby pins made from vintage blouses to colorful hoop earrings crafted from old skateboards. Our favorites include the cozy striped cardigans from Raw Earth Wild Sky and cute graphic tops by Mika Machida.

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Upon her graduation from the Royal College of Art in London, Inghua Ting was inspired to create high-end-looking belts, wallets, and bags made from recycled materials like vintage saddles, old seat belts, and leather belts. Her satchels and barrel bags have a cool, industrial feel and are crafted from vegetable-tanned leathers and secondhand materials sourced from Paris, London, and Los Angeles.

Featured in the April 2009 issue.

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With pieces that span the last 100-plus years of fashion, there's always something I'm dying for in this site's constantly rotating eBay store. Right now, I'm inspired by the romantic lace dresses and blouses from the 1880s—even if they're too fragile to wear every day, they're exactly what I want for spring.

Products: vintage, women's clothing, shoes, accessories

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Doyle & Doyle



The online home of a charming shop on Manhattan's Lower East Side boasts the same lovingly assembled jewelry that has made its bricks-and-mortar location an insider favorite. Browse page after page of glamorous old European engagement rings, or take a peek at its section of $500 and under gifts, stocked with romantic pins and drop earrings.

doyledoyle.com

Hi + Lo Modern



One of the most common frustrations of shopping for antique accessories on the Web is the lack of clear photos. At Hi + Lo, it's visual overload: Every item—from a graphic 1964 World's Fair scarf to a Mexican enamel bird pin—can be clearly viewed at nearly full-page size, which makes it easy to shop with confidence.

hiandlomodern.com

Lullie Vintage Clothing



Intricate patterns and subtle details are what make the carefully edited pieces from this Hollywood-based retailer so unique—and the site shows them all from numerous angles. As an added bonus, the dresses and skirts are all professionally hemmed, and anything you don't love can be returned.

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Mama Stone Vintage



Bright colors and prints are the stock-in-trade at this California store. The items here focus on iconic looks from the late 1960s through the 1980s: a slick Charlie's Angels–worthy turquoise blue trench, a bohemian high-waisted floral skirt, or a flouncy, printed corset dress. Sign up for the store's newsletter to get a sneak peek at the upcoming arrivals.

mamastonevintage.com

Nasty Gal Vintage



This easy-to-navigate site has wonderfully vivid fashion photography and is packed with a unique blend of on-trend vintage goods—from a cozy cable-knit sweater with batwing sleeves to a canary yellow swing coat—alongside a few well-chosen contemporary pieces. Its blog keeps visitors up-to-date on new arrivals and owner Sophia Amoruso's latest obsessions.

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