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Uploaded by on Jun 26, 2009

Here it finally is! I had SO much trouble filming this video, I literally filmed it 3 times, because I had the most difficult time finding good lighting... and this was the best I could get, sigh!

This is just for that beginner, wanting to gain a few ideas on how to date vintage. It's not hard, but it does take time to train the eye. Don't use this video as your only example! Do your homework, and study for yourself the differences between vintage and modern... most likely, you'll even enjoy yourself! ;)

Love you guys!
~Aya



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  • I have been enjoying watching your videos! I wanted to let you know I put this video on my blog, Green Bohemian Living.

    I wrote a segment on how wearing vintage clothes is good for the environment.

    Cheers and Thank you !

  • @LaContessaPoetessa Oh wow, thank you so much :))

  • i'm only new to your channel, but you are so pleasant to watch! your videos are very calming

    thank you for this! it was a very thorough intro into the world of vintage :)

  • @vC8H10N4O2 Oh, thank you so much very very much! :)))

  • Watashi wa kimi no koto daisuki to omoimasu.

  • @osu honto ni?! Hazukashii desu ne... heehee! =^_^=

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  • Omg this video just sucked me in!

    So fascinating and informative.

    Keep up the wonderful work :)

  • If a garment says "Made in China" for Target or any of the modern stores, that is a dead giveaway that it is not vintage. Clothing you bought was usually made in the country you lived in. Enjoyed your info!

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  • your so CUTE ! (:

  • I would like to add a lot of old clothes were hand made. I know that my grandmother didn't believe in buying clothes(probably having to do with being the middle child of 7 in the depression. I'm wondering how you can tell out side of tags, style and zippers.

  • There are so many comments, so this may have already been said. Most likely the reason that there were only buttons during the 40s, and zippers before and after had to do with the "war effort". I've heard many stories of even elastic not being available, that people made elastic out of strips of rubber tire. Automobiles were not built during the war. It stands to reason that zippers were not made. Factories were converted to building for the war. What patriotism!

  • this video needs some great vintage music! ck out these cool cats from L.A. that have a vintage vibe and amazing sound. they will take you baack to the 60s.

    search

    nutty jazz doll

  • Your beautifully natural and beguiling nature meant that I was captivated by your every word.

  • Read the blue text the item has.

  • I love you,marry me,lol my dream girl,lol

  • who would've known a few years later..she will do cover songs.. Karmin! lol

    

  • Were clothes better made and more tightly stitched in the 1950's?

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