
Outfit check: Which vintage pieces are London Hackney’s trendsetters wearing?
While other parts of London are still chasing this season’s latest releases, East London’s young trendsetters have already delved deep into flea markets and vintage shops, searching for pieces that carry their own stories. On the streets, we randomly stopped seven fashion-forward individuals from various professions and backgrounds to chat about their favourite vintage items worn today.

Visiting Brick Lane: Come thrifting with fashion student Cherryn
Cherryn is a fashion student at UAL. You can’t help but notice how edgy and sleek, yet bold her style is. She’s usually never seen without at least three thrifted pieces on, so she’s no stranger to a charity shop or vintage store. We made our way down Brick Lane, home to the UK’s biggest Vintage market, to see what she could scavenge from the massive selection of shops. Revival asked her about her style inspiration and the pieces she picked out.

Your guide to finding the best Y2K items on Vinted
There’s no doubt that you’ve seen people rocking Y2K fashion in the streets of London and all over social media. How are so many people today finding their nostalgic street fashion gems? The answer is Vinted.
Street Style Photography
By Aimee Wheeler and Lauren Perera











