She won an Oscar, three Golden Globes and this doesn’t even count her nominations. She also became a top-paid actress in Hollywood history, helping to narrow the gender-pay gap.

Basically, Julia Roberts is a legend and so are Vivian from Pretty Woman, Anna from Notting Hill, Julianne from My Best Friend’s Wedding and Erin from Erin Brockovitch.

And just like Julia, fantastic fashion inspo. So today, we’re going to have fun thrifting their looks.

Vivian from Pretty Woman (1990)

We’re all familiar with Vivian’s red dress (it even has its own Wikipedia page). But I’m all about her more-low key looks.

1. (Knotted) oversized men’s shirt

We all have one lying around somewhere, right? I’ve never perfected the knotting technique myself but love it on others over a skirt/dress. And Pinterest is here for guidance on the actual knotting.

If you’re on the lookout for the perfect oversized white shirt, secondhand men’s cotton shirts are the way to go. Here are some secondhand finds:

Figaret for just 20€:

Or Brooks Brothers, also for 20€:

2. Shorts suit

Bermudas are having a moment, so why not add a lil blazer to it. I saw a woman wearing a shorts suit at a wedding this summer and she looked so cool. You gotta love a good two-piece (I have a working draft on this topic).

Found this very fall-appropriate Armani number:

3. Black blazer

Vivian’s final outfit is great proof that a black blazer can turn around the most basic outfits. It’s also, in ’s words, “fall’s MVP”.

Vintage Caroll is a gold mine for some classic cuts, like this one:

This one from Joseph is also great and 30€:

Anna from Notting Hill (1999)

Love this movie so much, it’s the one I’ve rewatched most out of the 4. Anna Scott is cool and elegant, especially in her “every day” outfits.

1. Leather jacket

My last post was all about thrifting the perfect leather jacket, so I’ll plug it here if you’re on the hunt or all of a sudden very inspired by Anna Scott :)

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2. Embroidered silk jacket

In my humble opinion, Anna’s best outfit is a silk jacket & jeans (and the belt!!). It’s also what she’s wearing for the film’s best scenes: the friend’s dinner and “whoopsie daisy”.

There are great secondhand embroidered silk jackets out there. Using the search term “Chinese silk embroidered jacket” will get you great results, like this one from eBay:

Or from Vinted:

Or Etsy:

3. Cardigan twin set

I’m just a girl, in front of my Substack readers, telling them that cardigan twin sets can be super elegant.

I’ve had this Calvin Klein twin set saved in my Vinted for months:

Erin from Erin Brockovich (2000)

The role that earned Julia Roberts her Oscar. I rewatched it recently: it’s so good. What a story! Some of the looks are a bit more daring than others, but there’s so much great y2k inspo. Julia looks elegant in anything and I love that the character rewears a lot of her clothes throughout the movie.

1. Lace top

I personally wouldn’t go for the one Erin’s wearing. It’s a bit too showy and the fringes aren’t my thing. But there are so many different types of tops with laces out there! Like this red one:

Or this simple shirt:

I also like this Calvin Klein long sleeve:

2. Midi denim skirt

This is basically Erin’s equivalent to a trusty pair of jeans — she wears her denim skirt in so many scenes.

And I don’t need to tell you how easy it is to find secondhand! It took me 10 seconds to land on this vintage Sisley for 5€:

3. Sunglasses

Her sunglasses are so good 🤌 but this extends to all the characters + Julia Roberts in general.

This Etsy shop has millions of fun 90s-style sunglasses to browse through!

Julianne from My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997)

As my brilliant friend Jenny says: “unhinged film but a favorite.”

The plot ain’t great but I Say A Little Prayer for You and the very reasonable ending make up for it. Julianne’s a bit mad but I love her androgynous looks (and the hairrr!).

1. Checkered shirt

This look kinda gives me Meg Ryan early 90s vibes. Also perfect for fall! You can find so many nice checkered shirt for a bargain. Like this one:

Or this lighter option:

2. Oversized suit

Not to repeat myself: I love a good two-piece. Can you ever go wrong with a great suit?? It’s easy to thrift and you can always bring it to your local tailor to get it perfectly fitted.

Here’s a very Julianne option:

That’s a wrap — I had so much fun thrifting these looks! (And now I want to watch all of these bangers again.)

Who’s your fave Julia Roberts character? What should be my next “thrift the look” edition?

Thanks for reading 💖

— Laure

It’s the perfect reason to write a post about this iconic piece of clothing. Plus, is there a better item to shop secondhand? It ticks every single thrifting box:

• it’s much cheaper than getting it full-price

• you get to wear leather guilt-free

• every imaginable cut and color already exists out there

• and, if you ask me, a leather jacket is more beautiful with some patina.

As we ease our way into fall, the timing also couldn’t be better. So without further ado, let’s help Flo find the leather jacket of her dreams (and maybe yours too?).

A little bit of history

But not before a quick history detour! Although, the origin story of the leather jacket isn’t exactly romantic. They were created for military aviators during World War I.

Then in 1928, the brand Schott NYC created the first motorcycle jacket (the "Perfecto"). For decades, this item was associated with rebellion and rock and roll.

It was only in the 1980s that the leather jacket made its way to the runway, thanks to designers like Yves Saint Laurent and Claude Montana.

By the 1990s, Giorgio Armani, Calvin Klein, and Ralph Lauren were incorporating them into their collections, turning the leather jacket into a timeless wardrobe staple.

Some thrift tips

There are a million secondhand leather jackets just waiting for you to find them. So here are some practical tips on how to get searching.

I start with a broad search: “vintage” + filtered on women’s jackets and leather & suede materials. This gives me ideas of brands to start looking at in more detail.

Here’s a shortlist I put together from this method:

• Schott NYC (🇺🇸)

• Mac Douglas (🇫🇷)

• Chevignon (🇫🇷)

• Renée Derhy (🇫🇷)

• Nannini (🇮🇹)

• Gimo’s (🇮🇹)

• Preston & York (🇬🇧)

But honestly, the list is endless. You can also just use the brands you usually love to thrift and filter on leather jackets. For example I like to use:

• Banana Republic (🇺🇸)

• Naf Naf (🇫🇷)

• United Colors of Benetton (🇮🇹)

And always check (or ask) for the “genuine leather” label!

30+ secondhand finds for you

Classic, suede, colorful, long, belted: the possibilities are endless. Here are 30 secondhand finds all under 150€, most under 100€, to help you get started.

Classic jackets

1. Brown, S/36, 25€

2. Black, vintage 80s, M/38, 60€

3. Brown, S/36, 25€

4. Black, vintage 80s, M/38, 60€

5. Brown, René Derhy, M/38, 30€

6. Black, Preston York, M/38, 45€

Suede jackets

1. Brown, Naf Naf, S/36, 45€

2. Sleeveless, S/36, 22€

3. Beige, René Derhy, S/36, 20€

4. Grey, vintage Etam, M/38, 30€

5. Brown, XL/42, 35€

6. Mustard, L/40, 40€

Long leather jackets

1. Blue, 44, 139€

2. Black, L/40, 70€

3. Black, S/36, 80€

4. Black, Pierre Cardin, S/36, 170€

5. Beige, XL, 127€

6. Beige, M, 75€

Belted jackets

1. Black, M, 44€

2. Brown, belted in the back, L/40, 80€

3. Black, M/38, 100€

4. Brown, XL/42, 100€

5. Sand, M, 43€

6. Black, L/40, 48€

Colorful jackets

1. Red, S/36, 44€

2. Blue, L/40, 53€

3. Burgundy, M/38, 35€

4. Orange, L/40, 45€

5. Blue, L/40, 49€

6. Yellow, Diesel, S/36, 95€

Do you already own a leather jacket? Or are you on the hunt? Let me know if you’re looking for something specific, I’d love to help. And send a photo if you end up getting one of the ones above!

Thanks for reading, see you next time :)

— Laure

It’s in a village conveniently located 40 minutes away from Chamonix, and 50 minutes away from Annecy — two incredibly beautiful spots.

The nature is breathtaking, it’s no wonder alpinisme (mountaineering) was born here in 1786 when Jacques Balmat & Dr. Michel-Gabriel Paccard completed the first ascent of the Mont Blanc.

A quick ode to the mountains

Centuries have passed since this incredible feat, but we still turn to mountains to escape from our daily lives, to reach higher peaks, to feel so tiny but so alive.

Yesterday, I watched this beautiful 15-minute Patagonia documentary about a refuge in Chamonix located at 2841 meters. At one point, they describe mountains as a place people go in search of freedom.

In many cultures, mountains are regarded as mystical and spiritual forces. And all over the world, wherever there are mountains, humans are climbing them.

Retro alpine aesthetics appreciation

Hiking is only growing more popular and hiking clothes more technical. Mountaincore is all the rage even at zero meters in altitude.

But I have a sweet spot for retro alpine outfits and aesthetics (don’t we all?!)

From the retro posters…

…to the quaint, traditional architecture in the Alps…

…all the way to the non-sporty, barely technical apparel people were hiking in before gore-tex took over:

Hiking gear turned casual wear

People were climbing peaks in clothes we now wear every day: vests, wool sweaters, flannel shirts, bandanas, belt bags.

Like so many of our clothing staples, they were designed for practicality, not fashion. Still, when I look through old photos and magazine ads, style didn’t seem like an afterthought either.

Below, 5 hiking-inspired secondhand picks to add to your wardrobe:

Cargo shorts

With their big utilitarian pockets and perfect length, these have made their way off the trails for decades already. Dress them up with sandals and a tank, or quite literally take them out for a hike.

Here’s a secondhand find for 5€:

or these blue high-waisted vintage Patagonia:

But I’m also loving this DKNY skirt version that’s under 10€:

Bandanas

We associate this one with cowboys. But did you know Yosemite climbers in the 60s and 70s used these as a lightweight “everything towel”?

There are loads of cotton bandanas with fun designs on the secondhand market.

Like this orange one with its 70s vibes (2€!!!):

Or this blue pattern with some leaves to match with nature:

I also wrote a post about different ways to style small scarves, if you’re looking for inspo :)

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Belt bags

For your keys and phone, handy on a hike but also on a day out on the town. Everyone is wearing these cross-body but honestly, this woman is making me want to find, and rock, a legit belt bag.

Maybe something like this? Seems just big enough for a phone!

Or this brown leather option for a more classic look:

Sleeveless gilet

This one became popular in the 1960s as a warm layer. Apparently an old gear list from 1968 reads “1 down vest, weighs under 14 oz, worth every ounce.”

There are some very fun non-sporty secondhand options to find a sleeveless layer for style, (not so much for warmth):

Like this y2k Ralph Lauren in metallic blue:

Or this Christian Lacroix in a vibrant red:

Flannel shirt

Often associated with lumberjacks, flannel shirts have been hiking gear since the early 1900s. A famous Italian guide from the Dolomites, Angelo Dibona, even praised the new flannel sportswear technology of the time for its “elastic warmth” (pictured below, on the left).

Around that time, Coco Chanel launched her first flannel suit, introducing the fabric to the fashion world for the first time.

How cute is this Cacharel vintage set from 1971?

I love the blue of this flannel oversized shirt:

Or this bright red short-sleeved number that’s vintage Woolrich:

There are a million more traditional flannel shirt options you can find by searching for brands like L.L.Bean, Woolrich, Pendleton, Patagonia.

Although we wear hiking-inspired clothing more often than we realize, nothing beats actually getting dressed to spend a day out in the mountains — amirite?

On that note, off to go hiking!

Thanks for reading 💚⛰️

— Laure

Summer, you’re the best

As a kid, I loved my suburban New York summers: barbecues, swimming in the Long Island Sound, fireflies (magic!), cooling off in supermarket AC, spending hours in the backyard and renting so many movies at Blockbuster.

As an adult, I wait all year for the northern European summer to kick in. Some years it takes longer than others (looking at you, 2024), but, so far, 2025 is delivering.

I’ve been enjoying every second of the long evenings, the (almost) daily ice creams, leaving the house without a jacket, the swim hangs in Amsterdam. What a time of year!

5 dresses for every summer moment

In honor of this wonderful season, here are 5 types of dresses to carry you through all your summer days and adventures.

1. A halter neck dress for endless summer nights sipping wine with your friends

When the sun sets at 10PM and you feel like you have all the time in the world. Is it Tuesday evening? Saturday evening? It doesn’t matter, it’s ✨summer✨

🔮 Secondhand finds for you:

1. Calvin Klein, M, 45€ or similar Brown, S, 10€

2. Vintage Pimkie, L, 40€

3. Kenzo, M, 70€

4. Daniel Hetcher, S, 13€

Also the perfect dress to pack for your vacation for when you’re not just hanging out in your bathing suit.

2. A mini dress to survive the hottest city days in style

For some gelato and for channelling our inner Hot Child in the City (which is one of the very best SATC episodes, probably because of that incredible 1980 Moschino fish dress).

🔮 Secondhand finds for you:

1. Roberto Cavalli, S, 95€

2. Versace, M, 85€

3. Versace, S, 165€

4. Prada, L, 70€

5. Tim Bargeot, M, 25€

3. A fancier dress for special celebrations like your best friend’s wedding

If there’s one category of clothing items I have a hard time shopping for, it’s wedding dresses. Why is it so hard?! This post sums up my feelings on this very well:

The Jones Report

How to Feel Like "You" at a Wedding

What is it about weddings that can make us throw out everything we’ve developed in our personal styles? That can have us reaching for a floral floaty dress, when we’d turn in the opposite direction from said item on any other day of the year? That can have us dropping multiple figures on pieces that we’re told we…

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I’ve landed on 2 dresses I truly love (and feel me in!) and wear on rotation. It’s the same story for both: found secondhand, caught my eye because of the color and fabric, a bargain under 30€, but 2 sizes too big, so required 2 rounds of tailoring.

Maybe secondhand + tailoring is the wedding outfit combo we all need!

🔮 Secondhand finds for you:

1. Theory, S, 180€

2. Moschino, S, 20€ or similar, Carol, M, 10€

3. Cacharel, M, 25€ - love the fabric

4. MaxMara set, L, 75€

5. Tara Jarmon, L, 25€

I also found this other cute Tara Jarmon number and this fun y2k pink option!

4. A shirt dress to wear to work

Apologies for this abrupt transition. But, alas, that’s the sad reality of adulthood: it’s summer and yet here we are working.

One second you’re partying at a wedding, the next you’re in front of your computer on Monday morning. Messed up! But at least we can wear cute dresses to make up for it?

🔮 Secondhand finds for you:

1. United Colors of Benetton, M, 11€

2. Prada, L, 55€

3. Vintage Banana Republic, S, 45€ or Marni, M, 48€

4. Ralph Lauren, M, 62€

5. Fendissime, M, 15€

5. A denim dress for all your weekend plans in the city

The summer-proof sister to your trusty pair of jeans for all city adventures— museum outings, picnics in the park or long, slow, strolls.

(And maybe to feel a bit like Britney?)

🔮 Secondhand finds for you:

1. Calvin Klein, M, 25€

2. DiKa, M, 25€

3. Versace, S, 30€

4. Diesel, L, 18€

5. Fendissime, L, 18€

Hope you love all these picks as much as I loved finding them!

And on the topic of wearing dresses, my friend Mila over at The Fashion Emblem wrote a lovely piece about finding the dress that “feels you”:

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Becoming a dress person

Hi there! I’m channeling my younger self today, with the Vinted pink Acne tee and a pair of denim shorts…

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Thanks for reading, à la semaine prochaine 🫶

— Laure

And like most things fashion, it was even better a few decades ago.

Every spring I think to myself “I should really play tennis again.” I miss the sport (and even started Padel, which is so fun!) but, to be honest, I also want an excuse to buy the incredible retro tennis dresses and skirts I find on Vinted.

The pleats, the collared shirts, the material—why restrict these fits to just the court?

So this week, a curation of secondhand tennis-inspired pieces to wear all summer.

Disclaimer: after writing this intro, I found out this is called "tenniscore" and apparently I'm a year late to the party!? Oops! Good thing these are all timeless ✨

Pleated skirt

I had a great white pleated tennis skirt when I was 13 that I think of now and then.

1. White, 90s vintage, S/36, 15€

2. Red, Daniel Hechter, M/38, 16€

3. Cream, Chloé, S/36, 60€ (so chic!)

4. Blue, Thomas Burberry, L/40, 15€

Or why not a pink Prada pleated skirt for just over 100€?

I also love these wrap skirts:

1. Light blue, Vintage Pimkie, S/36, 8€ (has been in my favorites for ages)

2. White, Lacoste, XS/34, 25€

3. Yellow, Ellesse, S/36, 7€

4. White, Emporio Armani, M/38, 35€ (love the mix of sporty fabric and the buckle)

Polo

As we’ve seen in a previous trouvé post, the (Lacoste) polo is timeless for a reason! And perhaps one of the easiest pieces of clothing to find secondhand.

Here are a few I spotted to get you started:

1. Blue, S/36, Sarah Pacini, 29€

2. Beige crochet, S/36, Vintage, 15€

3. Buttery yellow, M/38, Dorotennis, 5€

4. Knit, S/36, Lacoste, 70€

5. Orange striped, XS/34, Lacoste, 30€

Sporty dress

A perfect dress for the warmer summer days in the city. Dress it up with sandals or keep it casual with sneakers (and white socks).

Last year, I was lucky to go to the Roland Garros. The women staff were all wearing a belted Lacoste orange dress. I have been looking for it ever since!

But until then, some fun finds:

1. White, Jean-Paul Gaultier, S/36, 70€

2. Red and white knit, Calvin Klein, S/36, 15€

3. Pink, Dorotennis, S/36, 2€ (what!)

4. White, Lacoste, S/36, 30€

5. Orange, Sergio Tacchini, M/38, 20€

White shorts

Tennis reminding us that white shorts are the ultimate summer staple.

1. Cotton, Vintage, S-M/36-38, 48€

2. High-waisted, Lacoste, M/38, 30€

3. Cargo, Dorotennis, M/38, 4€

4. Sporty, Vintage Nike, S/36, 60€ (love this one)

Hat

A lil protection for your head and shade for your face.

Are visors really cool or am I now just very deep into tenniscore? My grandmother Grany pulled them off so well (as she did most things).

1. Straw visor, Nine West, 8€

2. Jeans bucket hat, Gimaguas, 35€

3. Pink cap, Ralph Lauren, 25€

4. Reversible bucket hat (White & Navy), Lacoste, 18€

5. Roland Garros visor, 5€ (alright, maybe this one is for the court)

So…who wants to play tennis and wear all of these on court and off court all summer long? 🙋‍♀️

What are you excited to wear this summer?

🌞

— Laure

• Anna & Marta were inspired to search for their nostalgic brands, GAP & Miss Sixty

• Camille found a vintage Cacharel trench

• Many of you eyed the black trench, orange top, and DKNY sweater. Did any of you get these? I want to know :)

Keep the thoughts, feedback & ideas coming 🫶

And now for this week’s post…

What was your first vintage find?

Mine was an oversized veste en jeans found in Paris, that I wore in high school and college. As much as I’d love to say I still wear it today — I don’t 🥲

Since then, all my denim jackets have been vintage, quite simply because it’s one of the easiest things you can find secondhand.

🔮 To honor this timeless piece of clothing, this week’s drop features denim jackets with a twist, in case you feel like switching things up from your classic veste en jeans.

Zipped up — Kenzo

There’s lots I like about this one: the rainbow stitching, the cut, the wash.

Edit: this link is broken! But fear not, I found its twin here, in size M/38 for 45€ (better deal).

Size: S/36
Price: 59€

Link to Vinted

Other zipper contenders: here and here. Not a zipper but also Kenzo.

All white — Versace

Yes, you have a blue denim jacket, but do you have the white alternative? The textured fabric also caught my attention on this one!

Size: S/36
Price: 25€

Link to Vinted

Collarless — Marité & François Girbaud

Size: M/38
Price: 80€

A boxier shape in impeccable condition and with some nice “worker-style” details.

Link to Vinted

Some more affordable collarless options here & here.

Light blue — D&G

A lovely, soft, color that’s easy to pair with just about anything.

Size: M/38
Price: 30€

Link to Vinted

Knitted — Moschino

Why not keep it interesting with a little mix of texture?

Size: S/36
Price: 26€

Link to Vinted

And here’s a zipper + knit combo.

Two toned — Mont Saint Michel

A really good price for this high-quality brand (their jackets usually start at 150€).

Size: M/38
Price: 70€

Link to Vinted

Or why not this more original option for just 32€?

Red - Jean-Paul Gautier

🌶️🌶️🌶️ Spice things up with some deep red.

Size: S/36
Price: 110€

Link to Vinted

Cropped — APC

This darker “raw denim” wash is easy to pair with other shades of denim. Time to rock that Canadian tuxedo look 😎

Size: S/36
Price: 20€

Link to Vinted

Blazer — Unknown brand

To conclude this week’s drop: a striped denim blazer that caught my eye, because why not?!

Size: M/38
Price: 9€

Link to Vinted

A simpler belted option, and another one from Calvin Klein.

That’s it for this week’s drop :)

With warmer days around the corner will you also be reaching for your trusty denim jacket? (Weather is a big topic on here, can you tell I live in Amsterdam?)

As always, thanks for reading!

— Laure

ps: if you enjoyed this post, I’d be so grateful if you shared it with a friend who might enjoy it too 🫶

• My Vinted screentime has never felt so productive (and selfless 🤲)

• I’m excited to have a few more subscribers already—thanks for joining me!

• Each drop will feature 5 items (and maybe a bonus 😏)

• I listened to your feedback and added more size variety to my Vinted searches.

• But I want more feedback! What do you think of the selection? What items are you currently on the lookout for (I could help!)? What are your burning Vinted questions?

Enough yapping, it’s time for drop numéro deux, featuring items to dress you from upper-body-to-toe.

1. Cacharel dark purple

Blazers turn a jeans and sweater outfit into something a bit more elevated, and they serve as great mid-season jackets (spring we’re ready for you!). And why not switch out the regular black and grey for a dark purple?

Size: M/38
Price: 30€

Link to Vinted

2. Cop Copine two-piece top

This one’s a fun twist on the classic sweater vest. And you get two pieces in one. I’d love to wear the sweater vest with a white t-shirt during the upcoming 15 degrees days.

Size: S/36
Price: 91€

Link to Vinted

3. Sarah Pacini backless top

A pretty open back top to wear this spring and summer during dinner with friends.

Size: M/38
Price: 27€

Link to Vinted

4. A.P.C. flared white jeans

It’s so sunny this week in Amsterdam which make spring and summer feel close (yay!). And I personally love pulling out my lighter pants to celebrate the end of winter.

Size: S/36
Price: 45€

Link to Vinted

5. Free lance leather mules

This is also the time of year I get a bit tired of wearing winter shoes and start getting excited about sandals. These pretty mules have just the right heel size to wear every day this summer.

Size: 38
Price: 75€ - but these have been online for a while, so there’s room for bargain

Link to Vinted

Bonus item: Leather belt

I realize this looks like the belt version of the mules. That was not intentional! I love the square buckle. If you’re unsure it’ll have enough holes, go to a shoe repair shop and they’ll add a few for a couple euros (or even for free sometimes).

Price: 15€

Link to Vinted

That’s it for this drop. What do you think?

Now that warmer days are closer, what item of clothing of yours are you excited to unearth from your closet and start wearing again?

Thanks for being here and see you next time 🔮

ps: to all the gents reading, I promise to make a dedicated drop for you soon!

Some context: I rummage through Vinted way too many hours of the week and “favorite” lots of things that I never end up getting.

So why not share them? Especially with those who don’t have time for or are overwhelmed by the sea of opportunities that is Vinted.

I’ll share my best finds weekly, and have ideas for other types of posts: tips of how I use Vinted, things/brands I recently discovered...

Without further ado, let’s kick off this first “trouvé - drop”! Tell me what you think and what you want to see in the next drop.

Quick notes ☝️:

• This week, all sizes are 34/36 but I promise more sizes in future posts

• If you’re interested in items, ask for worn photos and ask for measurements

Ralph Lauren button-down sweater with collar

Collar sweaters are everywhere right now, and so are cardigans. So isn’t this just a lovely combo? You can easily pair this with jeans, with skirts. And you can layer with a colorful turtleneck or even a button down shirt (double collar, double the fun!).

Brand: Ralph Lauren
Size: XS/34
Price: 40€

Link to Vinted

Kenzo winter coat

I found this gem right after getting a similar-ish coat on Vinted - was a bit 🥹 on our missed encounter but that is part of the Vinted game! Proof that patience is worth it. The color, the buttons, the cut. It’s got lots going for it! Plus 100% wool.

Brand: Kenzo
Size: S/36
Price: 150€ - it’s been online for a while, so probably lots of room to negotiate

Link to Vinted

United Colors of Benetton cache-coeur

I think cache-coeurs are so lovely for the spring time and this particular blue is so pretty. Why I haven’t gotten it? I guess I’m just too reasonable (please tell Juan!).

Brand: United Colors of Benetton
Size: XS/34
Price: 5€ (go crazy!!)

Link to Vinted

Sinéquanonne ribbed high-neck top

This is one of those “cool basic finds that I shouldn’t get because I really don’t need it”. But the pleated/rib effect is really fun and the color is great.

Size: XS/34
Price: 11€

Link to Vinted

United Colors of Benetton leather jacket

I think I have a million leather jackets saved in my favorites. And now that we’re going to be in “in-between” season it’s the perfect time to wear one.

Size: S/36
Price: 60€

Link to Vinted

Pierre Cardin denim baguette bag

I just think this little guy is so very cute: the denim, the green stitches. Honestly I might get it?

Price: 8.99€ (I mean 🥹)

Link to Vinted

Versace sparkly sheer top

We all need some “special occasions” tops - this one could be super cute with a black camisole underneath and black pants.

Size: XS/34
Price: 29€

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Burberry brown striped shirt

Looks beautifully cut, and the stripe details are pretty. A nice shirt to add to your collection and to wear under a sweater in winter.

Size: XS/34
Price: 44€

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Agnès b leather skirt

The “patchwork” style here is a nice way to switch it up from the classic leather skirts.

Size: XS/34
Price: 30€

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Max&Co silk pants

In the wise words of Italian fashionista Marta de Bigontina: “I have a thing for soie sauvage.” Don’t we all. These pants have been in my favorites for months and would be a great alternative to a skirt for a classier outfit.

Size: S/36
Price: 15€

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Lil bonus: Pierre Cardin mini scarves

Lovely pieces to wear around your neck or in your hair this spring.

Price: 12€

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That’s all for this drop! What do you think? What do you want to see more of? Tell me if you get any of these! I can’t wait to hear all the feedback.