, specialized in vintage designer from all decades—selling rare, one-of-a-kind pieces from labels like Yohji Yamamoto, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Moschino. For Abrams, it was important to have this real product mix, though she still had her proclivities. “I leaned a lot more into Y2K, menswear, and workwear,” says Abrams. “I also wanted to skew to a younger market; The [younger] generation really cares about vintage and sustainability.
Perhaps better than the vintage treasures to be discovered, however, was what people wore to browse the booths; Many patrons showed up in their best vintage ensembles. Abrams—who wore a fabulous 1971 Missoni caftan—says the affair is always an opportunity for shoppers to express their personal style and meet like-minded fashion lovers. “I call it a big vintage party: It’s an opportunity to celebrate yourself,” she says.
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