Quaintrelle Georgiana

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September 12, 2013

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Vintage & secondhand shops in Plzeň, Czechia

UPDATED in September 2023 Every time I travel somewhere and know I will have some time on my hands I check for some vintage and secondhand shops that might be in the city and that look good enough to pay them a visit. It is not difficult to find lists and articles or even maps with vintage and secondhand shops when it comes to capital cities or big cities in general but when you want to find shops in a city that is not frequented that much by people that are into fashion it is quite a problem. This is why I am putting together this list of vintage and secondhand shops + markets that are worth visiting in Plzeň. When it comes to Plzeň I only found a few remarks on various forums and that info is often outdated, some of those shops don´t exist anymore. So where you should stop by in Plzeň? (Please note that this is not a complete list of vintage & secondhand shops in Plzeň, there are some that I for sure do not know about and then there are some that I visited a few time...

The background of: The Red Nailpolish

Wikipedia says on the behalf of the nailpolish, that "[n]ail polih is a lacquer that can be applied to the human fingers or toe nails to decorate and protect the nail plate. The formulation has been revised repeatedly to enhance its decorative effects and to suppress cracking or flaking." It is said that the first nail decorators were the Indians who used henna to adorn their nails. In ancient China painting nails was only a priviledge of royalty. The first women to be known for painting their nails red were Egyptians, Nefertiti and later Cleopatra. Nefertiti, one of the most famous beauties of the ages past, is alleged to use henna and even blood to paint her nails. The red colour of was also reserved only for royalty. At the beginning of the 9th century, nails were adorned with red scented oils. In the 19th century powders were used to decorate one´s nails, but in 1920s something more permanent was used as a nail paint, car paints. Michelle Manard, F...

Yellow pleated skirt

| white sweater: TimeOut | yellow scarf: vintage | yellow pleated skirt: thrifted | white purse : vintage | | black sneakers on platform : Vagabond | golden headband | golden-copper handcuff | So apparently this was one of the last warm days of this year. I had snatched the skirt in a secondhand shop, I had instantly fell in love with it, although it has a more summer feel I wore it the next day. I wore a white cotton tights to keep myself warm since the fabric of the skirt is quite light. I combined it with my favourite white sweater (that I unfortunatelly don´t wear often because it leaves white hairs on everything and everyone I meet when wearing it). I also donned my now favourite shoes you had the opportunity to see a few times already on my blog. I also wore golden/copper accessories that shined in the sun nicely. So this is the outfit in which I enjoyed the possibly last warm day of 2015. The weather forecasts say that the temperatures are about t...

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