Kate, Naomi and Sienna all shop here for vintage finds that they can be sure they won't see anyone else wearing. For such A-list guests there's a secret room which holds their more exclusive pieces; ask owner Jeff Ihenacho sweetly and he'll give you a sneak peak inside (by appointment only). Photographs of celebrity clients hang in the busy shop giving the small space the kind of street cred that money can't buy. Tom Ford, Jean Paul Gaultier, Stella McCartney and Karl Lagerfeld are not just labels stocked here, all have visited the store for inspiration. Far from second best hand-me-downs, all clothes are kept in pristine condition (no mouldy old shabby chic here) and show no signs of their advancing years. Accordingly, they are sold at high end designer label prices. Jeff tirelessly scours auctions, markets and jumble sales (and eBay, no doubt), but only the most fashionable clothes make it to the tightly packed rails.
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27 Endell Street, WC2
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Supercool and rather expensive vintage clothing shop in the trendiest corner of West London. They carry a small but beautiful selection of handpicked vintage clothing, ... More
26 Portobello Green,281 Portobello Road,Notting Hill,
London,
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2 minutes walk from One of a Kind
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Kate, Naomi and Sienna all shop here for vintage finds that they can be sure they won't see anyone else wearing. For such A-list guests there's a secret room which holds their more exclusive pieces; ask owner Jeff Ihenacho sweetly and he'll give you a sneak peak inside (by appointment only). Photographs of celebrity clients hang in the busy shop giving the small space the kind of street cred that money can't buy. Tom Ford, Jean Paul Gaultier, Stella McCartney and Karl Lagerfeld are not just labels stocked here, all have visited the store for inspiration. Far from second best hand-me-downs, all clothes are kept in pristine condition (no mouldy old shabby chic here) and show no signs of their advancing years. Accordingly, they are sold at high end designer label prices. Jeff tirelessly scours auctions, markets and jumble sales (and eBay, no doubt), but only the most fashionable clothes make it to the tightly packed rails.
