We Heart Vintage Market
Friday, July 16th, 2010Held at the Scotsman by a group of sassy vintage lovers about once a month!
for more details check out the facebook page

Held at the Scotsman by a group of sassy vintage lovers about once a month!
for more details check out the facebook page

Ooooooh hellooo! What more you one ask for…the words Vintage AND Sale in the same sentence!
Its on again at Rotal Park Hall 180 Charles Street, West Perth Sunday 18th July 1Pm – 6pm.
For more information and a chance to go into the draw to win $50 to spend on the day check out the facebook page.
Yes Winifred & Bance will be there! Plenty of things for both GUYS and GIRLS! NOTHING over $50 with plenty of bargain bins AND a coffee van to help you with your Sunday afternoon
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Check out the Christmas in July Salvation Army Op Shop Ball! Tickets are $25 and very limited.
All proceeds made are going towards getting young people to Tri Territorial Youth Congress in January.
For more info head to the facebook page…
or call Nat on 0402599335




Fabulous photography by Ragdoll Photography
model : chloe christos
MUA : soraya kennedy
wardrobe : winifred and bance & model’s own
Did someone say JUMBLE SALE!? Hello! Check it out vintage lovers!
The Firefinch Project is a Perth-based not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing education to children living in extreme poverty. These guys are organising a fabulous Jumble Sale to be held at the Leederville Town Hall Saturday May 29th from 11am. Entry is $3 with all proceeds going to the kids. Get on down, listen to some tunes and support a good cause.
Thankyou again to the fabulous Shirin at Ragdoll Photography for her whimsical and enchanting images with model Steph Wood. Hair stylist Anna Stevenson.
For more photos head to our facebook page…

1970s wedding dress Size S $95

1960s shift Size S $69

1970s wedding dress Size S $95

Green 1950s dress Size S/M $110
Head Piece $65 Black Gloves $37

1960s wedding dress Size S $110




Thankyou for the fabulous photos Ragdoll Photography!
models : Steph Wood and Sara Carless
MUA : Soraya Kennedy and Steph Wood
production assistant : Heidi Khojasteh
photographer : Shirin Carter @ Ragdoll Photography
clothes and accessories : Winifred and Bance
studio : Vintage Glamour (northbridge)

What inspires you to get out of bed in the morning?
The prospect of being able to wear a new outifit. I think of outfits as temporary works of art and each day is an opportunity to create a new artwork.
What was the last photograph you took?
I took a photo of my boyfriend awkwardly holding one of my cats on my new fandangeled Polaroid camera.
What is your favourite vintage piece?
Ooooh…thats a hard one because my whole wardrobe is vintage! I think my favourite is probably a red, hand sewn 1950s dress that was my frist ever online vintage purchase. I feel like a character from Mad Men whenever I put it on.
Dropstitch. How/why did you start your Perth Street Chic blog?
I started Dropstitch because I was sick of hearing people constantly bagging out Perth. I wanted to show people that Perth is a fashionable city with a stylish population, and a street fashion site seemed the perfect way to do that.
Five words to describe yourself.
Tall, organised, homebody, vintage nut.
You can check out Emma’s blog here at www.dropstitch.com.au
I’ve been getting so many queries regarding our Swap Parties. Unfortunately they won’t be held at Winnie B’s any longer! :( So thankyou for your support!
HOWEVER don’t fret, I’d like to introduce Mia and Vanessah from The Clothing Exchange! Same concept just a different location. We’re joining forces to make them bigger and better for YOU!
There has been a surge of interest in ethical issues around shopping, particularly regarding landfill and the link to global warming. The $1.7 billion Australians spend on clothing and accessories each year is turning into a landfill problem: just look at the bags bulging with discards dumped out. Until now, it has been assumed that eco-consciousness is at loggerheads with the passion for bargain-hunting and fast fashion that fuelled the continuing chain-store boom. But a swap event is an opportunity for guilt-free shopping.
So why not trade shopping for swapping. It combines ethical shopping, bargain hunting and social networking – and it’s the hottest fashion trend. Buying or sharing second hand garments eliminates the need for new ones and shrinks your ecological fashion footprint.
The swapping craze has been gathering momentum for some time. The Clothing Exchange is a network that hosts swap nights at chic venues in most capital cities and is now in Perth.
Swap events book out so quickly so get in quick to book your tickets online at
www.clothingexchange.com.au
The next event is on Tuesday evening 23 February 2010 at Hotel Northbridge, 210 Lake Street, Northbridge. Garment check in is from 6.30pm, swapping commences at 7.30pm sharp! Tickets cost $25 and includes a glass of bubbly on arrival, exclusive access to image consultants from Morph Me Image Consultants and the swapping event.
Special offer for Winifred & Bance clients, email perth@clothingexchange.com.au to purchase your tickets for only $15!


White dress S $110

Spotty frock M $75
Red Check Shirt M/L $59
Strands of pearls $39

Stripe top M $59

Blue maxi dress S/M $69
Blue shirt L $39
Bowler Hat $69
Blue dress with white collar M SOLD
Stylist – Meghan Hosie
Photographer – Pat O’brian