Treasures & Troves
Dujour Magazine does eco-friendly vintage fashion like never before

NEW YORK, NY, May 04, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Invoking the spirit of glorious past is more than what Dujour Magazine has done for their Vintage Issue. If frilly frocks and feathery head pieces excite you, then be prepared because that's just the tip of the iceberg. Dujour Magazine takes us on a journey beyond nostalgia, sephia photographs, and mothball-smelling wardrobes. Whether it's your first foray into vintage or you're a seasoned treasure hunter, Dujour Magazine's Vintage Issue is set to inspire and tempt.

With all you'll learn from the treasured interviews in this Vintage Issue, feel free to exercise your right to shop at Dujour's first ever online Pop-Up! Shop featuring the creme de la creme of collected vintage. With online boutique Shrimpton Couture as their very first collaboration, Dujour's creative team concocted highly stylized photo spreads featuring luxury vintage pieces that's guaranteed to make even the most fossilized frown turn up in glee. And you can rest assured Dujour girls are never confronted with hefty price tags. There will be recessionista-worthy pieces for everyone!

The beauty about vintage, which editor-in-chief, Letitia Burrell, has recognized, is that it does not go heavily relying on today's trends. Every constructed outfit has its own story as rich as the history of each piece that completes it. Inspirations can range from an old love letter, bottled messages washed up ashore, or childhood memories of your cupcake-baking grandmother. With this new issue even featuring style bloggers from across the world, personal style and a passion for vintage has definitely gone global. Moreover, the seemingly endless editorials sprinkled throughout the magazine by photographers from The Netherlands to Canada and back again, beg to delight with an air of dreaminess, enchantment, and pure bliss!

Dujour Magazine prides itself with its wide-range of contributors spanning the globe and The Vintage Issue carries quite a few heavy weights, particularly crafty queen Miss Ruby Sue, as well as formidable shutterbugs Yellowbird, Alica Rosati, and cover photographer, Zoey Grossman. This issue also welcomes new Australian editors/bloggers, Amanda Thomas of Here Comes The Sun and Liss Winnel of Daydream Lily.

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Niki Torres
Dujour Magazine
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New York, NY
United States 10013
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