Tish Weinstock may be a beauty editor by day, but by night, she’s an expert vintage collector.
Currently, her favourite pieces include a sheer 1920s Assuit dress that she chose for Adwoa Aboah’s 30th birthday party last month , as well as a red velvet dress by John Galliano, which she found on Etsy and later wore to friend. In fact, Galliano features heavily in Weinstock’s collection, from ’90s slip dresses to a metallic turtleneck number, while a 1930s wedding dress is another recent purchase.
Weinstock’s often on the lookout for pieces from “iconic campaigns and collections that resonated with me growing up”, with ’90s and Noughties Chanel, Roberto Cavalli and Blumarine currently top of her wishlist, alongside more Galliano and Tom Ford-era Gucci, of course. She’s also hunting down ’60s Paco Rabanne and ’70s Loris Azzaro, as well as anything from the ’30s – adding that the more unexpected finds can be “a wonderful way to learn about a moment in fashion history”.
Her top tip for sourcing the most highly sought-after pieces? “I think it’s important to build up personal relationships with dealers; they can suggest things you might not have seen,” she says. Her favourites? “
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