How to Wear the Retro Trend
No doubt, '90s style had a huge impact on fashion this year. Chokers were everywhere, campy flame prints were all the rage, and JNCO jeans even re-emerged in certain style circles. But, judging by the look of things, that's all about to change as the '60s come back better than ever — not that they ever went away. Making the decade's iconic style even more desirable (and easier to attain), cult fave online store The Break Vintage is opening IRL in Brooklyn this weekend, bringing with it the shop's super curated selection of vintage jeans, velvet suits, and high-waisted everything. To celebrate its new digs (and inspire us even further), TBV owner/stylist Hannah Richtman and photographer Kristin Gallegos pulled together an all-female crew (and model Sabrina Fuentes) to shoot a few of the store's very best wares. Check out the Gloria Steinem-inspired shoot ahead (talk about iconic), and prepare to learn everything you need to channel your inner '60s queen.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos1/10Never underestimate the power of a chic turtleneck, especially when paired with a high-waisted skirt.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos2/10Committing to a full look (furniture included) is never a bad idea — and it's as '60s as it gets.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos3/10This has too-cool-for-school French film star written all over it. Channel your own inner cool girl with a beret, knee-high boots, and all-black everything — epic record collection optional.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos4/10No Gloria Steinem-inspired shoot would be complete without a handmade protest sign.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos5/10Wear your heart on your sleeve — and your favorite cause on your hat — with cool pins like these.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos6/10Take note: Classic aviators will never go out of style.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos7/10Put your most-loved vintage tee to work yet again by tucking it into a long plaid skirt.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos8/10The '60s had a certain fascination with space, and it doesn't get any "spacier" than a cool silver shift.
Photo: Kristin Gallegos9/10There's no better way to call your local congresswoman than in your own version of a power suit.
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