A note from Brie Brie
I’ve always been
a bit unconventional.
I’ve worn a lot of different hats in this life, and some very good vintage along the way.
From retail buyer to brand strategist, owner-operator to tech founder and CEO, my favorite part of every role has always been the creative work.
Just over a year ago, while deciding which hat to wear next, I found myself trying on gowns in a vintage dealer’s basement. As I went through her collection, I was giddy.
And here we are.
My love of vintage isn’t new. Way back when I modeled in NYC,
my vintage fits at castings landed me more bookings than my photos did. True story.
Sweaters and jackets
are my love language.
I’m drawn to texture, unexpected color combinations, a pair of jeans with the perfect amount of fade. And the details someone took the time to get right.
Good construction matters.
I like things that last.
Then there are the things that make me tilt my head a little. A pair of blue ceramic roosters. The kind of find that makes me smile before I even know where I’ll put it.
Do I need them? Debatable.
Will I find a place for them?
Absolutely.
I’ve always loved a good find.
Vintage finds. Modern spirit. By Brie Brie.
After years spent building brands and businesses, I found my way back to vintage fashion—and to the hunt that has always felt like home.
I love the textures, the craftsmanship, and the way one piece can spark a memory. Every so often, I find something that makes me shriek out loud. Those are the pieces I want to share here.
What catches my eye
You’ll find Americana beside Nordic knits, ’70s glam beside ’90s classics. I’m drawn to wool, leather, denim, tapestry, silk, and textured knits—and I’ll happily make room for a piece that doesn’t fit neatly into a category.
And then there’s home.
It might be the color of the glass, a painted flower, or an object with a sense of humor. I choose what catches my eye and makes me want to live with it.
The best pieces tell a story—or help create a new one.
Thanks for being here. — Brie Brie
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