Further stalls could be found further up the street and outside the entrance to Pure nightclub where the main part of the vintage fair was to be found.
Tucked away under the streets of The printworks, Pure nightclub was home to a wider selection of traders. Finally working my way through the winding tunnel of staircases to find the rest of the fair kicking off.
Buyers could find plenty of stalls to tempt and treat, although a few empty spaces dotted throughout meaning that there was less stands and treats than anticipated. There was still plenty to browse around with an abundance of stunning vintage jewellery, clothing, & independent designers; from the quirky rockabilly jewellery of Lilly von pink whose moustache and pearl necklaces were an outstanding find, to Suicide dreams stunning array of jewellery and accessories, & some gorgeous glittery fascinators by Kiku boutique. The selection of designers on hand was a great introduction to just some of the outstanding alt talent growing in the north west.
Whilst it was a much quieter affair than anticipated it certainly made for a day out in Manchester to browse a more alternative selection of attire in the quarter of Manchester that's more familiar with high street fashion and restaurants, with the pop up shops amongst The printworks drawing in attention from passers by.
You can keep up to date with future events and find out more about Liverpool's big vintage fair at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Liverpools-Big-Vintage-Fair/113426918692720?ref=ts
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