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There’s something about vintage that new clothes just can’t replicate. The quality. The tailoring. The little details that make someone stop and ask, “Where did you get that?”

Today’s haul is full of pieces I’ll probably wear for years—and almost every one of them cost less than buying something new.

Since so many of you ask where we shop, we thought we’d finally share our favorite spots. These are the flea markets and vintage events we come back to again and again. Happy hunting...and if you see me digging through the racks, come say hi!

When: First Sunday of every month

A great place to start if you're new to vintage shopping. It's smaller and a little less overwhelming than the Rose Bowl, but still packed with clothing, antiques, collectibles, furniture, and home décor. I love it because you can actually take your time, chat with vendors, and discover those hidden gems without feeling rushed.

When: Second Sunday of every month

The king of LA flea markets. If you're serious about vintage, this is the one. With thousands of vendors, you could easily spend the entire day here. It's one of my favorite places to hunt for vintage Levi's, leather jackets, designer pieces, jewelry, artwork, and unique home décor. Get there early, wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and don't be afraid to dig—you never know what you'll find.

When: Third Sunday of every month

One of my absolute favorites. The mix of vintage clothing, furniture, jewelry, artwork, and home décor is incredible, and I almost always leave with something I wasn't planning on buying. If you're decorating your home or looking for statement pieces with character, don't skip this one.

When: Fourth Sunday of every month

Smaller than the Rose Bowl but packed with amazing vendors and unique finds. You'll discover vintage clothing, antiques, handmade goods, records, art, and local makers all in one place. It's a fun, relaxed market that feels a little more curated, making it easy to browse without feeling overwhelmed.

When: First & Fourth Sunday of every month

If you love the thrill of the hunt, this one’s for you. You’ll find a mix of antiques, vintage furniture, art, jewelry, home décor, and vintage fashion, with plenty of estate-sale treasures mixed in. It’s a little less fashion-focused than some of the other markets, making it one of my favorite places to discover unique pieces for your home as well as your closet. Arrive early—the best finds tend to disappear fast.

When: Every Sunday

One of my favorite Sunday rituals. Expect a curated mix of vintage clothing, handmade goods, jewelry, art, and local makers. Grab a coffee, wander for a few hours, and don’t be surprised if you leave with more than you planned.

When: Every Saturday & Sunday

If your style leans a little more cool, eclectic, and fashion-forward, you’ll love Silverlake Flea. It’s packed with vintage clothing, upcycled pieces, accessories, vinyl, and small businesses. A great spot for finding something unique.

When: Every Saturday & Sunday

This one feels a little more laid-back and neighborhood-driven. You’ll find vintage clothing, home décor, records, books, artwork, and independent vendors. It’s the perfect weekend stroll if you love discovering hidden gems.

When: A few times each year (Spring & Fall)

Think of this as the luxury version of vintage shopping. It’s a beautifully curated marketplace featuring some of the country’s best vintage dealers. Expect designer labels, museum-worthy pieces, and impeccable styling. Prices are higher, but so is the quality.

When: Select weekends throughout the year

If vintage fashion is your passion, don’t miss this one. It’s all about clothing, accessories, and designer finds from every era. Whether you’re hunting for an iconic leather jacket, vintage Levi’s, or a statement piece, this is one of the best events to shop serious fashion.