BIG Changes at Posh Girl Vintage

• Under New Management

• Now Accepting Paypal

• New Website Redesign

• A ton of new clothing!

We’d like to introduce you to Emma. She’s the new manager here at Posh Girl Vintage.

She started out as the talent behind Posh Girls new web site makeover heading up all the art work as well as the website coding and shopping improvements. She has since decided to take over running Posh Girl after falling in love with vintage fashion and of course our great collection we have here. Brigitte had to step down due to health issues so Emma was the perfect fit. So much love and passion for well made vintage clothing has gone into Posh Girl Vintage, we didn’t want just anyone taking over. Emma could not be a better choice!

Emma’s background is art, mostly graphic design & photography. She hails from Oklahoma where she went to school, but has also lived & studied in New York, San Francisco, and a brief stint in Vegas working as a black jack dealer.

Photography, art museums, and fashion are her main obsessions along with her little weenie dog Mildred.

She’ll be handling all the customer service from now on so if you have any questions please feel free to email her: shop@poshgirlvintage.com

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We also love informal and non traditional dresses for weddings, especially the 60′s vintage shift or mini dress. So cute and modern for those young fashionista’s out there. Sweet and simple they look great for country or urban settings when you add the right accessories. These are just a few we love!

60's Mod White Eyelet Mini Dress / Wedding Dress

60's white vintage shift dress

1960's White & Beige Vintage Mini Wedding Dress

60's Vintage Sheer White Wedding Layer or Jacket

Here are some more designer vintage clothing photos from the 60′s:

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Here we were going for that late 60′s rich hippie look. The dress is a late 60′s designer dress with crochet inserts…very sexy! Paired with a big black leather Furla bag & matching black leather vintage boots. Would also look great with a pair of vintage platform shoes from the 70′s. The fitted vintage leopard print coat is from the late 60′s. That style is flattering with the fitted waist and double breasted closure. Last but not least is the black late 60′s early 70′s fedora… So Alecia Keyes!