All Vintage Everything drew vintage shoppers to the Mission.
New Generation Vintage had a full collections of bags, shoes, jewelry, clothing on sale for the evening.
Myra Joloya & Lirany Vasquez, the lovely ladies behind DNA (designers+artists) Pop-up shop.
At the recent All Vintage Everything pop-up shop from DNA (designers+artists), shopping and vintage fans turned up at the Sub-Mission Gallery for the clothes, shoes, bags and jewelry from a roster of vendor hosted by local favorites Fancy Fine and Mousevox Vintage.
The Sub-Mission Gallery’s discreet, unsuspecting location was the perfect setting for the pop-up of 10 different Bay Area vendors selling a treasure trove of items.
I bee-lined past the bar in front for the racks and, while perusing one stocked with designer labels and then venturing to other vendor tables, I found a huge assortment of affordable, hand-picked thrifted sundresses, blouses, silk trousers and more.
The sweet selection of goods is no accident.
DNA founders, Myra Joloya & Lirany Vasquez explained:
“We love vintage clothing, and we curate each pop-up shop to host vendors that we are familiar with and like. San Francisco is a hub for some of the best vintage. This shop makes it easier for people to afford designer brands and recycle clothing.”
Didn’t make it this time around? The creative collective organizes four, seasonal pop-up shops a year: one for fall, winter, spring and summer. Stay up to date by visiting the DNA facebook page and continue on for more shots from the night:
A shopper with featured bloggers Ashley Ording of Fancy Fine and Rachel Combs of Mousevox
There was no shortage of leather bags and gorgeous hats at this pop-up.
Clothing and accessories varied in price from well-thrifted steals to designer gems such as this black and red Moschino blazer.
Sellers taking a break to chat about their vintage finds.
Keepsakes and jewelry displayed amongst racks of vintage clothing.
Fashion Blogger Isla Murray and Fancy Fine's Ording share a drink and a few laughs in between clothing racks.
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Photography by Sara Iravani
