Bill and I love exploring Atlanta's dining and shopping districts. Each neighborhood is filled with history, charm and personality. Recently, we ventured out to explore a funky alternative neighborhood known as Little Five Points, earning it's name from the location where five main MARTA lines come together. While Little Five Points is not normally known as a "stay overnight" location, there sure is enough dining and vintage shopping to keep you entertained. Enter the Clothing Warehouse...a well organized and color coordinated boutique filled with vintage threads and cowboy boots for men and women. This is a vintage lover's dream.
They do not have cheap thrift store prices, but you can appreciate the quality and the uniqueness of their clothes. My hubby found a vintage Levi's denim jacket barely worn for about $35. I was torn with so many choices, but in the end I took home a pair of boyfriend overalls, a navy jumpsuit, a bag and a scarf. Below is a peek from future posts with more pics to follow soon.
Wearing my vintage overalls // Loft top // 9th & Elm Hippie Fringe Bag c/o, more pics coming soon // Warby Parker Sunnies // C.Wonder bracelets
A leather clutch bag was $5 from a thrift store nearby // C.Wonder bracelets // J.Crew Chambray // eShakti polka dot skirt c/o
Wearing: Vintage jumpsuit // Loft belt // Zara clutch bag, not sold online, but love this one // Jessica Simpson shoes Tj Maxx, similar // C.Wonder bracelets
A vintage ladies jumpsuit, minus the shoulder pads was my favorite find of the day.
We celebrated our vintage finds with gigantic burgers from the Vortex restaurant, which ranked 30th among 101 Best Burgers in America and it just happens to be located right next door to the Clothing Warehouse.
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LOVE Little Five Points. It's such a cool section of Atlanta, and you look GORG in your finds. :-) So proud of my Monica.
ReplyDeleteAwww, love you too Mary! Thanks for stopping by and commenting :-) Have a great weekend! xo
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great store! Great pics. Please come share at the Anything Goes linky, it just reposted for the week. http://www.bacontimewiththehungryhypo.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know about the link party, Mindie! Just shared and now I'm busy catching up on all the other great posts! Have a great weekend! xo
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy exploring with you mi amor...you're a blast!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.....I love dropping by vintage stores! What say you we follow each one at Twitter?
ReplyDeleteRebecca
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Great section of Atlanta, reminds me of Bleeker Street in NYC. As always, great pics!
ReplyDeleteThis looks a great shop, would love to go shopping here :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up #weekendbloghop
Love you! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Rebecca! I'll find you on twitter ;)
ReplyDeleteYes it does! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteIt's one of the best vintage shops in Atlanta! Enjoy the rest of your weekend! xo
ReplyDeleteI would buy a plane ticket just to visit that vintage shop. Wow, what a collection of items. I am a great lover of vintage shopping. If you have patience in navigating through the stuff, you can find some incredible pieces. I also found my 90s Gap overalls at a local vintage shop. Got them for $15!!
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