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We’re living in a time when trends seem to come and go faster than ever, with fast fashion dominating the scene. But if you’re looking to indulge your love for fashion while also being kind to the planet, vintage shopping might be your answer. 

Whether you’re on the hunt for that Chanel handbag you missed out on years ago or a vintage Cartier watch you’ve always dreamed of owning, these stores give you the chance to unearth one-of-a-kind luxury items.

 Née Vintage

Located on the vibrant streets of Chinatown, Singapore, Née Vintage’s two-storey studio is a must-visit for vintage lovers. With items ranging from iconic Fendi Baguette bags to Chanel’s playful pieces, it’s a collector’s paradise. 

Née Vintage is known for its wide selection, including sequined Fendi Baguettes, Gucci’s Horsebit and Bamboo handle bags and Louis Vuitton’s denim pieces. In addition to archival clothing, handbags and accessories, the store also features luxury tableware from brands like Hermès and Givenchy, making it a great spot for anyone interested in vintage fashion.

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Thanx God I’m A VIP

Be sure to check out Thanx God I’m A VIP, a high-end vintage store in Paris. This organised shop features carefully curated pieces sorted by colour, offering everything from dresses and handbags to coats and blouses. Old runway photos hang above, adding to the store’s charm. It’s a favourite among the fashion elite, making it a great spot to find unique pieces that will impress industry insiders and stand the test of time.

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AMORE Tokyo

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AMORE Tokyo is a go-to destination for vintage shopping in Japan, beloved by celebrities like Peggy Gou, Jennie Kim, Kim Kardashian and Megan Fox. This store is known for its collection of timeless pieces, mostly consisting of unworn dead stock items. Each piece goes through thorough quality checks and multiple authentication processes, ensuring authenticity.

With three locations in Omotesando and Aoyama, AMORE Japan is packed with vintage treasures. The two Omotesando outlets are dedicated entirely to Chanel, showcasing an array of vintage pieces from various eras of the brand. Meanwhile, the Aoyama branch is a haven for iconic bags, featuring a selection of Hermès Birkins and an extensive collection of Louis Vuitton Trunks.

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Vintage Delirium 

When you’re in the fashion capital of Italy, make sure to stop by Vintage Delirium. Franco Jacassi has curated an impressive collection featuring brands like Balenciaga, Hermés, Gucci, Versace and Chanel, among others. Instead of standing in line for an hour to shop Chanel, head over to Jacassi’s store, where you can discover pieces that are true relics of fashion history.

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Aralda Vintage 

Brynn Jones’s shop in Los Feliz is packed with pieces that have walked the ’90s runways and appeared in vintage Ellen von Unwerth shoots—quite fitting since she’s a former model. Most items in the store have been seen on the runway, often worn by Naomi Campbell. Recently, designer finds from labels like Mugler, Dolce & Gabbana, and Prada have been spotted on Kendall Jenner, Zendaya and Ariana Grande, both on the red carpet and in their everyday wardrobes.

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    Arsheen Kaur Sahni is a journalist primarily covering luxury fashion, watches and jewellery. With a sharp eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Arsheen has built a career around uncovering the latest trends and developments shaping these industries. Arsheen’s ability to blend cultural insights with luxury reporting aligns perfectly with Candle Magazine’s mission to shine a light on the evolving world of high-end living.

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