As an avid vintage shopper, I've found that nude colored vintage is some of the most classic, beautiful and often looks very expensive. With cold weather on our doorstep, take advantage of a beautiful, unappreciated neutral to enhance your wardrobe. Next time you enter a vintage store, try seeking out some nude pieces of your own!
Purchasing Tips:What I Wore:
Vintage Nude Evening Coat with Faux Fur Collar, Black riding pants, Boots, Handmade tunic top, Vintage waist belt, my mother's Vintage Pearl Necklace
What Munchie Wore:
Black and white polka-dot vintage scarf, and a tan coat (her natural color ^.^)
When searching for Nude Vintage, focus on the quality of the item. Items that are discolored, tattered and torn or frayed should be passed up. No need to waist money on these items. Nude-toned vintage items look wealthy, regardless of the price tag. Focus on pieces with great fit, unique accents and stunning condition.
Dry Clean the pieces you do pick up, and make sure to notify the cleaner that the item is vintage. They will use a more delicate process.
Here's to hoping you all have a great week!xxoo Chelsea
