Experience an online vintage boutique unlike any other. We offer 19th and 20th century one-of-a-kind, authentic vintage style clothing and accessories that span the decades. Our collection of classic vintage designs range from the turn of the century Edwardian and Victorian lace embroidered, floor length traditional wedding gowns to the sassy party dresses of the 80's. With the classic beaded flapper dress or the long clinging sheath dress made from fine silk right out of the 20's, also known as the era of the art deco movement, the non-traditional Parisian couture, museum quality, silk ribbon embroidered wedding gown from the 30's, fashions of the 40's that were associated with such names as Rita Hayworth, Katherine Hepburn, Marlene Dietrich and Christian Dior such as the two piece tailored peplum pencil suit with damask silk velvet embroidery or a beaded blazer with beautiful covered buttons, The adorable wiggle dresses, swing dresses, circle skirts and Audrey Hepburn inspired tea length dresses of the 50's, the radical 60's with everything from Chanel, Givenchy and Pucci vintage dresses to mod and op art inspired metallic or space age dresses, the late 60's and early 70's with boho, psychedelic and hippie fashions, that include handkerchief dresses, mini dresses, and maxi dresses, the sparkle of the 70's disco dress or the one shoulder and goddess dress, the bold and powerful geometric, broad shoulder, avant-guarde, strappy, LBD of the 80's from designers like vintage Victor Costa, we have all of the timeless styles of classic vintage fashions and vintage couture. We also specialize in vintage prom dresses, as well as, vintage wedding attire and can pull together any outfit with our vast collection of vintage accessories that include hats, bags, belts, and shoes. Top off the ensemble with one of our fabulous vintage coats and jackets any of which will help celebrate the seasons in style. If you would like to visit our New Jersey based boutique, you can find us just across the bridge from New Hope, PA, conveniently nestled between Philly and NYC, along the Delaware River in the historic town of Lambertville, also known as the antique capital of NJ.