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Circa @ Westfield Southland

I am a late bloomer when it comes to vintage. It's something that I've admittedly only just recently become more passionate about. Recently, I have been making a mental note of vintage boutiques in Melbourne and one which was on this list, was none other than Circa Vintage Clothing.

So, you wouldn't believe my surprise when I literally stumbled upon the Circa Vintage Clothing pop-up store in Westfield Southland Shopping Centre, Cheltenham. Boutique owner, Nicole Jenkins, specialises in vintage fashions of the by-gone era, which includes styles from the Victorian Era to modern times. 


Circa Vintage Clothing Boutique owner Nicole Jenkins







Wearing one of the fabulous 60's frocks Nicole has available in store



Circa Vintage Clothing's pop-up store will be available at Westfield Southland, next to the style lounge,from May 1st-June 1st. So, pop in now to see the gorgeous array of garments and accessories Nicole has on offer. 

Alternatively, you may wish to pop into Circa Vintage Clothing, located at 102 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy. Why not add a little vintage to your wardrobe? Join me on my plight to become more fashionably sustainable!

Enjoy the rest of the week lovely readers! I'm really looking forward to celebrating with family tomorrow night for my birthday. I cannot believe how fast the past year has gone. 

You may notice that I have new bangs! It's something I had been meaning to do for ages now and I'm so glad I did! What do you think of my new look?

Yours in style,

Suzi x

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  1. Mica8 May 2012 at 22:27

    Love your new hair! And that dress really suits you!

    AwayFromTheBlue.blogspot.com.au

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  2. Clara Turbay10 May 2012 at 11:10

    i like the way you express your own ideas here.

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