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The Melrose Trading Post
Every Sunday the Fairfax Flea Market is held at Fairfax High on Melrose Ave. I try to make it out to the great mix of antiques, and rare seen vendors as much as I can! This past Sunday I really scored and walked out with a vintage YSL purse for $20, a 1980’s Minolta camera for $35 (totally works), a Leadbelly vinyl for $5, and some cut off shorts for $6!! Talk about a steal. The flea market has a great variety of vintage furniture, clothing, antiques, collectibles, and all around fun. I prefer the Melrose Trading Post because the crowds are never big, it is a woping $2 to get in, and the vendors are sure to deliver. Next time your in the LA area on a Sunday morning stop by Fairfax High and check out the great deals the Melrose Trading Post has to offer!
But most of all I love finding diamonds in the rough (especially shoes) at the Melrose Trading post and pairing them with new Fall pieces from network . Check out how I wear them all together! And stop by active event for new Fall arrivals from brands like Obey, Volcom, RVCA, and more!
Timing Sweater (Left), Lucy Love Blouse (Top Right), Obey Strap Purse (Bottom Right).
vintage dresses for great prices!
Where I found the old Minolta
Great old vinyls, some of my favorite finds
A vintage armoire set up
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Tags: active event, Antique, Fairfax High, Flea Market, Los Angeles, Lucy Love, Melrose Ave, Melrose Trading Post, obey, The Stitch, The Timing, VIntage, womens
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how does this tie in with active? not trying to be rude i really want a answer
it’s a blog, dude!