Vintage
-
Brian Procell Opens Vintage Boutique at 5 Delancey
Brian Procell has an eye for vintage. His involvement in Consortiums at 5 Delancey helped make it a must-stop for many.
More Stories:
-
Sign Standoff at 154 Orchard Street
A comical retail duel is afoot between Annie Havlicek and David Owens of 154 Orchard Street.
-
Lower East Side Vintage and Thrift on the Outs?
Discourse about the death of thrift shops and vintage stores is back on the table. An article published over at Crain’s this weekend, dubbed Vintage Stores out of Fashion, profiles a few recent neighborhood [...]
-
Ellen Reopens at 123 Ludlow
When Ellen closed its doors at 122 Ludlow Street a few weeks ago, we received a comment explaining that the vintage boutique wasn’t actually down for the count. That it just moved across the street. Well, [...]
-
The Black Market: Haiti Relief
The Black Market will be having another street sale of vintage-wear on Ludlow Street today to help benefit victims of the Haiti earthquake. “The Black Market” Haiti Relief Fundraiser Vintage Fashion Street Sale [...]
-
Closed: Don the Verb at 61 Delancey
Don the Verb won’t be doing so anymore. Within the last week or so, the “vintage” boutique shop at 61 Delancey quietly closed and vacated the premises. There is nothing left inside, just gouged [...]
