MELBOURNE VINTAGE Bags
You can find anything from high-end designer labels to vintage pieces from well-known brands. Whether you're looking for a designer dress for a special occasion or a pair of designer jeans at a fraction of the retail price, op shops in Melbourne have something for everyone. RetroStar Vintage Clothing is a renowned vintage clothing store located in Melbourne, Australia.
Page Antiques is known for its excellent customer service and knowledgeable staff, who are always ready to assist with any inquiries and provide insights into the pieces’ histories. The National Trust is taking centre stage at this year’s Melbourne Fashion Festival second hand bags with their treasured pre-loved designer fashion outlet, VAULT. The vintage designer store focuses on European and Japanese designers from the early 1990’s to the mid 2000’s. You’ll find artful gems from Prada, Miu Miu, Gucci, Dior, Celine, Gaultier and more.
Vogue’s guide to the best vintage stores in Melbourne is part of our directory of the very best vintage around the world, curated by editors from all over. Whether you’re traveling and searching for some superb stores to visit on your trip or are curious about your local vintage treasure chests, Vogue’s directory has you covered. Sisters Nicky and Simone Zimmermann founded their namesake brand in Sydney in 1991, soon becoming an Australian icon. Fusing ready-to-wear fashion with swimwear and resort, each collection is beautifully feminine, intricately detailed and sweetly sophisticated with a passion and love for colours and print.
At Chilton’s Antiques, we also offer a custom bespoke jewellery design and redesign of your old jewellery and we offer a wide range of jewellery repairs. We have a team of jewellers working for us who all specialise in different areas. We often work on antique pieces to restore them back to life again. We can also recreate an exact copy of anything via our 3D CAD programming. Whether you’re seeking a statement piece for your Melbourne abode or a touch of retro style for your Sydney space, our online vintage furniture selection offers unparalleled quality and design. In a world where fast fashion trends come and go faster than a blink of an eye, there’s something truly captivating about vintage fashion.
Not for the bargain hunter however, with price tags from low hundreds up to thousands–but for some of the hardest-to-find pieces at a fraction of the retail price–it’s worth a peruse . This is no regular secondhand store though, founder Yahav Ron buys direct from a network of 50 uber-stylish women across Europe and the US. The salon’s focus opposes any trend cycles, opting instead for timeless pieces and natural fabrics. That scene from Wild Child where Emma Roberts and her posse have a shopping spree-turned-music-video moment in the British op shop? It’s a vast assemblage of crockery, crystals, dolls, shoes, clothes and jewels, spliced into stalls by passionate purveyors, like an antique mini-mall.
She visited, mapped and reviewed over 300 op shops and second-hand stores in Melbourne. The book turned out to be quite a success and spent 6 weeks on the best sellers list. Martin Fella, the owner of Martin Fella Vintage, hand-picks all clothing for his store from auctions in Australia, Asia and the United Kingdom. His North Melbourne store stocks a variety of pre-loved luxury brands, including Givenchy, Chanel, Christian Dior and YSL, which are mixed in with other high-quality, unbranded items. Fella also stocks an extensive range of classic men’s vintage pieces, and, in winter, colourful hand-made beanies.
From mid-century modern pieces and industrial decor to rare collectibles and vintage kitchenalia, Waverley Antique Bazaar has something for everyone. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are always on hand to assist with any inquiries or help you navigate the extensive collection. We polled our knowledgeable editors from all over to ask them what they thought were the very best vintage stores in the world.
If you’re looking for more of those stories, these are some of the best places in Melbourne to find vintage and pre-loved clothes and accessories. A nomadic lifestyle brand inspired by travel, Lucy Folk launched her eponymous label with those who seek the unconventional in mind. The brand are known for carrying an all-encompassing selection of jewellery, Italian-made eyewear and accessories alongside darling resort-style clothing designed to be transeasonal. Bianca Spender continues to be one of the most well known Australian fashion designers, crafting tailored pieces made to last designed to accentuate the female form.
With minimum 90%+ A-grade vintage on every bulk bundle order, we provide some of the highest quality vintage wholesale in Australia. Our inventory is not just limited to what is available on our website, we also supply 45kg bales in a range of categories. These are perfect for customers who are looking to maximise their spending in the form of high volume orders. The meticulously considered South Yarra home of Mandy Wilton, designed for the whole family.
The intimate space feels part-boutique, part-gallery, and comprises five racks full of meticulously collected, researched and catalogued pieces from three of the most influential designers of the last century. Carefully handwritten hang tags identify the collection date, material and manufacturing details from pieces sourced both locally and internationally. Your journey to walking down the aisle in the dress of your dreams begins here.
Page Antiques is known for its excellent customer service and knowledgeable staff, who are always ready to assist with any inquiries and provide insights into the pieces’ histories. The National Trust is taking centre stage at this year’s Melbourne Fashion Festival second hand bags with their treasured pre-loved designer fashion outlet, VAULT. The vintage designer store focuses on European and Japanese designers from the early 1990’s to the mid 2000’s. You’ll find artful gems from Prada, Miu Miu, Gucci, Dior, Celine, Gaultier and more.
Vogue’s guide to the best vintage stores in Melbourne is part of our directory of the very best vintage around the world, curated by editors from all over. Whether you’re traveling and searching for some superb stores to visit on your trip or are curious about your local vintage treasure chests, Vogue’s directory has you covered. Sisters Nicky and Simone Zimmermann founded their namesake brand in Sydney in 1991, soon becoming an Australian icon. Fusing ready-to-wear fashion with swimwear and resort, each collection is beautifully feminine, intricately detailed and sweetly sophisticated with a passion and love for colours and print.
At Chilton’s Antiques, we also offer a custom bespoke jewellery design and redesign of your old jewellery and we offer a wide range of jewellery repairs. We have a team of jewellers working for us who all specialise in different areas. We often work on antique pieces to restore them back to life again. We can also recreate an exact copy of anything via our 3D CAD programming. Whether you’re seeking a statement piece for your Melbourne abode or a touch of retro style for your Sydney space, our online vintage furniture selection offers unparalleled quality and design. In a world where fast fashion trends come and go faster than a blink of an eye, there’s something truly captivating about vintage fashion.
Not for the bargain hunter however, with price tags from low hundreds up to thousands–but for some of the hardest-to-find pieces at a fraction of the retail price–it’s worth a peruse . This is no regular secondhand store though, founder Yahav Ron buys direct from a network of 50 uber-stylish women across Europe and the US. The salon’s focus opposes any trend cycles, opting instead for timeless pieces and natural fabrics. That scene from Wild Child where Emma Roberts and her posse have a shopping spree-turned-music-video moment in the British op shop? It’s a vast assemblage of crockery, crystals, dolls, shoes, clothes and jewels, spliced into stalls by passionate purveyors, like an antique mini-mall.
She visited, mapped and reviewed over 300 op shops and second-hand stores in Melbourne. The book turned out to be quite a success and spent 6 weeks on the best sellers list. Martin Fella, the owner of Martin Fella Vintage, hand-picks all clothing for his store from auctions in Australia, Asia and the United Kingdom. His North Melbourne store stocks a variety of pre-loved luxury brands, including Givenchy, Chanel, Christian Dior and YSL, which are mixed in with other high-quality, unbranded items. Fella also stocks an extensive range of classic men’s vintage pieces, and, in winter, colourful hand-made beanies.
From mid-century modern pieces and industrial decor to rare collectibles and vintage kitchenalia, Waverley Antique Bazaar has something for everyone. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are always on hand to assist with any inquiries or help you navigate the extensive collection. We polled our knowledgeable editors from all over to ask them what they thought were the very best vintage stores in the world.
If you’re looking for more of those stories, these are some of the best places in Melbourne to find vintage and pre-loved clothes and accessories. A nomadic lifestyle brand inspired by travel, Lucy Folk launched her eponymous label with those who seek the unconventional in mind. The brand are known for carrying an all-encompassing selection of jewellery, Italian-made eyewear and accessories alongside darling resort-style clothing designed to be transeasonal. Bianca Spender continues to be one of the most well known Australian fashion designers, crafting tailored pieces made to last designed to accentuate the female form.
With minimum 90%+ A-grade vintage on every bulk bundle order, we provide some of the highest quality vintage wholesale in Australia. Our inventory is not just limited to what is available on our website, we also supply 45kg bales in a range of categories. These are perfect for customers who are looking to maximise their spending in the form of high volume orders. The meticulously considered South Yarra home of Mandy Wilton, designed for the whole family.
The intimate space feels part-boutique, part-gallery, and comprises five racks full of meticulously collected, researched and catalogued pieces from three of the most influential designers of the last century. Carefully handwritten hang tags identify the collection date, material and manufacturing details from pieces sourced both locally and internationally. Your journey to walking down the aisle in the dress of your dreams begins here.
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