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Brooklyn Flea Philly

By Julie Davis
  • Vintage ruffled chiffon John Galliano dress, $250 from Time Lords Vintage
  • Reclaimed vintage rhinestone, chain, and pearl bracelet, $40 from Three Parts Charm
  • Natural indigo tote with vintage brass detailing, $115 from SquidWhale Design
  • Psychedelic print maxi skirt and matching hot pants, $75 from Esther Woo Vintage
  • '90s handcrafted Delvaux leather purse, $395 from Papushka Vintage
  • '70s floral sundress, $48 from Frugal Thrift and Vintage
  • 1920s red silk beaded dress, $124 from Hinterland Vintage
  • Handwoven organic cotton towels, $35 from My Turkish Textiles
  • White cotton voile Edwardian era tea gown, $165 from Greatest Friend
  • Chunky colorblocked necklace, $30 from Indican
  • Early '90s floral dress, $20 from The Mid-Atlantic Club
  • Handmade crossbody bags made from US mailbags and army duffels ($75—$95) from Nancy Anne Designs
  • From Summer Mizera Vintage: '50s romper, $78; '70s necklace, $78; vintage fisherman's bag, $58
  • 1995 Michael Jordan champion jersey, $65 from Top Shelf Premium Vintage
  • Vintage leather Wassley chair, $145 from Customline
  • White mid-century metal pendant lamp, $185 from At Home Modern
  • Vintage Blendo Gala martini pitcher and glasses set, $80 from Georgica Lane
  • Ebonized reclaimed wood tub caddy, $185 from Philly's own Peg & Awl
  • Mid-­century Italian gilt chandelier, $545 from Brompton Market
  • Custom creenprinted upholstered bench, $925 from Ardmore's Chairloom
  • Mason jar soap dispenser, $26 from Circa Dee
  • Handmade French grain sack pillows, $125 from Nancy Anne Designs
  • From Kennett Square's Scout and Annie: 1963 Paul McCobb table, $195; lucite lamp with fiberglass shade, $150; '60s reupholstered lounge chairs, $595
  • Silver vintage French provincial nightstand, $80 from The Paint Wagon

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