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The Vintage Guide

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Issue Nº 02 · Autumn 2026 · Eight cities

Designer archives, market shifts and craftsmanship stories. A printed journal, filed by city and department.

147 dispatches in this issue

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The Quiet Power of a Good Chair

Milan · Vintage Designer Furniture

The Quiet Power of a Good Chair

A well-made chair is a daily companion, not a status symbol. Here is how to find one that will outlast you.

Nº 05 · 19 Sept 2026 · Louis Trash

The Case for Heavy Furniture

New York · Vintage Mid Century Furniture

The Case for Heavy Furniture

A walnut sideboard will outlive your sofa, your lease and probably your opinions about open shelving. How to find one worth keeping, where to put it, and why the joinery matters more than the label.

Nº 06 · 19 Sept 2026 · Louis Trash

The Quiet Drama of Art Deco Furniture

Paris · Vintage Art Deco Furniture

The Quiet Drama of Art Deco Furniture

A collector's guide to living with Art Deco furniture: how to place it, what to look for, and why its geometry still shapes a room.

Nº 07 · 19 Sept 2026 · Louis Trash

The Silk Scarf That Wears You Back

Berlin · Vintage Silk Scarf

The Silk Scarf That Wears You Back

A vintage Gucci silk scarf is a tool for living. Here is how to tie one on, what to look for, and why the best ones still cost less than a decent dinner.

Nº 08 · Louis Trash

The Dress That Does the Work: Wearing Vintage Dresses

London · Vintage Dress

The Dress That Does the Work: Wearing Vintage Dresses

A vintage dress is not a costume. It is a shortcut to a silhouette you cannot buy new. Here is how to find one that fits your life, your body, and the way you actually get dressed in the morning.

Nº 09 · Louis Trash

The Art of Wearing Vintage Band T-Shirts

Berlin · Vintage Band Tee

The Art of Wearing Vintage Band T-Shirts

A guide to styling, sourcing, and understanding vintage band tees, for the wearer who values history and fit over hype.

Nº 10 · Louis Trash

The Art of Wearing Vintage Jewelry: Art Deco to Givenchy

Barcelona · Vintage Jewelry

The Art of Wearing Vintage Jewelry: Art Deco to Givenchy

A guide to styling, sourcing, and understanding the era tells of vintage jewelry, from Art Deco geometry to Givenchy's gilded 1980s.

Nº 11 · Louis Trash

The Sculptural Spark: Wearing Vintage Jewelry as Modern Armor

Barcelona · Vintage Jewelry

The Sculptural Spark: Wearing Vintage Jewelry as Modern Armor

Vintage jewelry isn't about preservation. It's about wearing a piece from 1972 or 1935 and making it look like it was made for you this morning. Here's how to pick a piece with a pulse, style it with modern clothes, and understand the history that gives it weight.

Nº 12 · Louis Trash

The Perfect Vintage Leather Jacket: How to Find It, Wear It, and Make It Yours

New York · Vintage Leather Jacket

The Perfect Vintage Leather Jacket: How to Find It, Wear It, and Make It Yours

A vintage leather jacket is more than a garment; it's a second skin with a story. Here's how to choose one that fits your life, style it with modern pieces, and understand the history stitched into every seam.

Nº 13 · Louis Trash

The Quiet Allure of Vintage Watches: Wearing History on Your Wrist

Tokyo · Vintage Watch

The Quiet Allure of Vintage Watches: Wearing History on Your Wrist

A vintage watch is more than a timepiece. It is a wearable story. Here is how to find one that speaks to you, style it with confidence, and let its history become part of yours.

Nº 14 · Louis Trash

The Art Deco Necklace: Wear It Now, Not Just at the Museum

Paris · Vintage Jewelry

The Art Deco Necklace: Wear It Now, Not Just at the Museum

Art Deco jewelry is everywhere in vintage shops, priced around $127.56. Here's how to wear it with modern clothes, spot a good piece, and know the story behind it.

Nº 15 · Louis Trash

The Weight of a Good Fade

London · Vintage Band Tee

The Weight of a Good Fade

A vintage band tee is not a costume. It is a document of a night in 1972, a tour shirt worn thin by someone who was there. Here is how to wear it now, what to look for, and the stories stitched into the cotton.

Nº 16 · Louis Trash

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