Vintage style

Round She Goes, Sydney, 28 May 2016

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Round She Goes is a fantastic market devoted to selling vintage and pre-loved women’s clothing held several times a year in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. I’ve had a stall there on a couple of occasions and it’s a wonderful event. Started by Emma Morris, a lover of vintage clothes, the market is a great source of vintage and second-hand designer clothes at reasonable prices. On Saturday 28 May I braved the rain in Sydney and trekked over to Marrickville Town Hall, this time purely to be a shopper. The day didn’t disappoint. I managed to pick up a beautiful vintage sun-dress in perfect original condition with belt intact for a bargain at $45. And I must confess I also nabbed a suede coat from the sixties, also in beautiful condition.

 

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The atmosphere at the market is always friendly, and some stallholders are willing to negotiate prices with keen bargain-hunters.

Marrickville Town Hall is an entirely appropriate venue for such an event, steeped in the history of a bygone era. For just $2 you gain entry to the market and can rummage through the stalls of vintage and pre-loved designer clothes, shoes and bags to your heart’s content. Popular with vintage-lovers in search of a bargain and young budget-conscious women, Round She Goes is a an event to mark in your calendar and share with your girlfriends.

 

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For information about forthcoming Round She Goes dates and information about applying to be a stallholder, visit www.roundshegoes.com.au

 

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