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Posted: January 25, 2012
by Deborah Belgum

The Way We Wore Store in Expansion Mode

Doris Raymond finds it hard to believe she has been in the vintage clothing business for 30 years now.

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happy birthday Recycled fiahson! You have done so well for a one year old blog. Wish you many more good years to come! Just want to say that I'm very glad to know your blog and have been truly inspired by your passion and creativity. I hope to be like you -buy less and do more for the environment. love~mongsmythriftycloset.blogspot.com

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Posted: August 02, 2010
by Alison A. Nieder

60--That's Six-Zero!--Percent Off at The Way We Wore

Pristine, collectible vintage at ready-to-wear prices. Can’t beat that.

Vintage emporium The Way We Wore is having a summer sale now through Aug. 15 and items on the store’s main floor—as well as select accessories—are 60 percent off.

The store is a veritable museum of vintage fashion from the McKinley administration through to the Regan era—and the 60 percent off sale is a store first. 

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Posted: January 26, 2010
by Deborah Belgum

L.A. Vintage Store Acquires Alex & Lee Jewelry

It’s shades of Sonny and Cher over at the L.A. vintage store The Way We Wore.

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Posted: January 05, 2010
by Deborah Belgum

Vintage Sale Kicks Off New Year

 

For you vintage clothing buffs, the new year is starting out right.

The 5-year-old The Way We Wore store in Los Angeles is having its bi-annual sale that starts Jan. 11 and runs to Feb. 7.

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Then again, there's a street with an uwaprd incline in the background (4th St.?). If I were standing at that spot today, would the Bonaventure stand to my left? My analysis is a photo taken on South Flower Street facing north toward 4th Street.

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