Vintage is the new black.

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So, as I troll around shopping on Instagram I keep seeing more and more Vintage items for sale.  So many catch my eye!  As much as I love new trends and bold prints there is nothing like a classic peter pan collar and a pair of knee socks.  Abby’s almost 6 now! I know the days of having a little girl are fleeting fast.  Or maybe I am verging on a midlife crisis.  But, either way, I am kind of obsessed with hunting down vintage treasures!  We have been accumulating them for a few weeks now  via Instagram, Ebay and Kidizen and after a few quick backyard sessions I think I have enough photos to share!

Sidenote. Seriously you guys, I am 100% serious.  I MUST FIND A SPUMONI SWEATSHIRT AND SKIRT.  I lived in them.  They were my rock.  I must have them back in my life.  Like this one but I need a bigger size!

Abby is shown first in a vintage Christian Dior fine corduroy dress.  This is my favorite.  She looks like a little Kennedy kid.  Next, an old Chambray Bonnie Jean number.  This is going to be fun in the summer.  Super lightweight.  Then a polyester nautical looking dress by You are in Wonderland.  And ok.  The last one.  I know that it is a little Michelle Tanner for most people’s taste but it’s so soft and I probably had one just like this.  And I didn’t buy this on online.  I found it at Goodwill.  For 99 cents.  Booyah.  Lastly, Jake is rocking a polyester shirt from Sears’ Winnie the Pooh line way back.  That print.  To die for.  Both pairs of shoes are Elephatito Mary Janes.  Knee socks both from Old Navy.

I am super excited to hit up more thrift shops for treasures and hope that this inspires you to do the same or better yet…. ask your mom for your clothes back.  I bet she saved them!

Like I said Vintage is the new black.  It’s always in style.  Except when it’s not.  Then just hold on to it for your kids.  They will thank you later.