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sarah m
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Tabby X
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Anouska G - definitely not vintage, but pretty!
Katie Price got her bridesmaids dresses from there
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johnpearson39@btinternet.
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portebella road
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Dance like nobody's w
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Try Annie's.
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Elle
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Dear Sarah M,
Your best bet is definitely Beyond Retro (http://www.beyondretro.com/). They have a branch in Soho which is worth a look but their warehouse on Cheshire Street in the East End is much bigger and better for rummaging and has a huge dress section. If you’re heading east, Absolute Vintage (http://www.absolutevintage.co.uk/) on Hanbury Street is also worth a try and vintage-lovers favourite Rokit (http://www.rokit.co.uk) has a store on Brick Lane as well as in Covent Garden and Camden. Alternatively you could make your way west to the Notting Hill area and head to Relik (http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/) which stocks vintage designer pieces, or Dolly Diamond (020 7792 2479) on Pembridge Road.
The Elle team
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