Vintage fashion is popular these days, and it may be easier than you think to pull off the look. You may already own some pieces from past eras, without realising it. Or, if you don't think you own something vintage, ask gran if you can borrow her clothes.
A 60s vintage piece that you are likely to own is the mini-skirt. This piece of clothing was brought into style in the 60s by Mary Quant, making it something that not only inappropriately dressed girls wore, but a stylish look that is still popular today.
What about those old 70s style flared trousers you used to wear? Try combining them with a tucked-in fitted top to balance the look.
That ugly floral scarf your mother always loved? That might just add the perfect vintage touch to your khaki trousers and button-up shirt.
How about the 20s? The style of this era will look great on you if you're on the slender side. You may not own a vintage 20s dress, but you might just have all the right accessories. Once you find the perfect dress at a vintage shop, look in your closet for ballet shoes or flats with straps across the ankle, put on some stockings and your good to go!
Looking for comfortable vintage? That long flowing skirt your mum passed down to you might just do the trick with a loose modern top and the right accessories. This bohemian look can make you peace and look cool whilst you're doing it.
One more accessory to add to a vintage look is, of course, the handbag. Your mother may still own one from back in the day and, if she's willing to part with it, you've got yourself one of the hottest vintage items on the market.