Teacup Vintage: shoes

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12.24.2010

What We Wore: For Drinks

Out for drinks at Bryant Lake Bowl. I wore: a vintage navy blue skirt, Anthropologie flowered tights (on super sale!), gray leather shoes from Spain, a gray T from Target, a vintage angora sweater. and a pocketwatch necklace. Great conversations, great debates, great night!
-Ladybird

12.06.2010

The Shop: Frolic in these Fancy Frocks

More Mighty Swell sneak peeks! I can't believe the sale is less than a week away. Mark your calendars to get these looks and more this weekend, December 11-12 at Tarnish & Gold in NE Minneapolis. We are putting the finishing touches on our collection and are excited to be setting up shop with a group of great vintage vendors. Also check out High Plains Thrifter today for a Teacup Vintage featured post!

12.03.2010

The Shop: Those Are Some Mighty Swell Shoes You Have There

We are gearing up for the our shop's debut at the Mighty Swell vintage pop-up holiday sale next weekend (December 11-12) at Tarnish and Gold in NE Minneapolis. We will be posting a few sneak peeks in the next two weeks, be sure to stop by the sale and snatch up your favorites! To kick it off (pun intended) I am starting with some lovely shoe previews.

-Twill

11.02.2010

The Shop: The Jacket to Match the Shoes

I scored this vintage jacket today that I think matches perfectly with these shoes that Ladybird (*A) found a while back. Swirly perfection!

-Twill

Background

Teacup Vintage was created by a duo of twenty-somethings who have shared 15 years of friendship. We have a love for all things vintage and child-friendly. Our adventures in vintage and thrifting started when we were wee tots and our grandmothers insisted on making all the dresses our moms couldn't find at the local thrift. We have fond memories of wearing those dresses (lovely little ladies with skinned knees), sitting criss-cross applesauce on hand crocheted afghans, wearing hundreds of "pearls", and sipping peppermint tea. When we were teenagers, we raided our mothers' closets and wore everything from hand-made 70's prom dresses to bell-bottoms (photos to come, you are in for a treat). We both went to University for education and continue to work with children as nannies and teachers. We love to write about vintage and handmade wares, children, tea parties, cooking, travel, and the big and small adventures in our everyday lives.