Vogue magazine knows a thing or two about fashion – and now the esteemed magazine has put together a guide of the best places for vintage clothing in Scotland's capital.
Shopping for that special vintage item is a lot about luck, and once it's gone, it's gone. But whether you're looking for a retro outfit for a fancy dress party or want a designer bag at a fraction of the original cost, Vogue’s list has you covered.
Scroll through our photo gallery to see Edinburgh's best vintage stores, according to Vogue magazine.
5. 5th Season Vintage
Where: 28 Haddington Place, Edinburgh. Vogue says: 'Whether you’re looking for a Penny Lane coat or a pair of ’70s flared jeans, there’s everyday staples galore'. Photo: 5th Season Vintage
6. Epoca Vintage
Where: 365 Leith Walk, Edinburgh. Vogue says: 'Featuring hand-picked vintage from Italy, you’ll find everything from ’90s Burberry to Fendi bags at Epoca Vintage'. Photo: Epoca Vintage
7. Those Were The Days Vintage
Where: 28 St Stephen Street, Edinburgh. Vogue says: 'Expect to find the likes of Dior, Thierry Mugler and Yves Saint Laurent on the rails at Those Were The Days, alongside British labels like Ossie Clark, Mary Quant and Biba'. Photo: Those Were The Days Vintage
8. W Armstrong & Son
Where: Craigs Close, 29 Cockburn Street, Edinburgh; 81-83 Grassmarket, Edinburgh; 14 Teviot Place; 64-66 Clerk Street, Edinburgh. Vogue says: 'Somewhat of an Edinburgh institution, W Armstrong & Son was founded back in 1840 by William Armstrong. There you’ll find plenty of pieces celebrating Scottish heritage, from kilts and cashmere to Harris Tweed'. Photo: W Armstrong & Son