- Do buy men's vintage oversized tees and jumpers, as they create a sexy, laid back look.
- Don't mix too many different looks, choose a decade that suits your style, otherwise you have the risk of looking like your granma! (if she's stylish, thats fine!).
- Do buy things you love, which are too big, as size can be altered.
- Don't wear it head-to-toe vintage, or you'll look like your off to a fancy dress party.
- Do think about catwalk trends, as designers often use vintage styles as influences for collections.
- Don't impulse buy without checking the return policy, other wise your stuck with it!
Even celebrities have decided to start rummerging through rails of their local vintage shops to find the best unique statement peiecs, such as Florence Welch, Peaches Geldof, Alexa Chung, and Poloma Faith . 
If you are interested in buying vintage style clothes then why not check out these places?
- Antique at Awear (www.awear.com)
- Pearl Low at Peacocks (www.peacocks.co.uk)
- TBA to be adored (www.ilovetba.co.uk)
- Miss Selfridge (www.missselfridge.com)
- Reformed at Urban Outfitters (www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk)
Or why not try some of the best vintage stores in Britain, such as . . .
- Saratoga Trunk, Glasgow (www.saratogatrunk.co.uk)
- Armstrongs, Edinburgh (www.armstrongsvintage.co.uk)
- Attica, Newcastle (www.atticavintage.co.uk)
- Rags to Bitches, Manchester (www.rags-to-bitches.co.uk)
- Retro Rehab, Manchester (01618 392050)
- Liberty Blue, Belfast (www.libertyblue.co.uk)
- Cow, Nottingham, Birmingham, Manchester & Sheffield (www.wearcow.blogspot.com)
- Vintage Clobber, Bournemouth (www.vintageclobber.com)
- Beyond Retro, London (www.beyondretro.com)
- Rokit, London, (www.rokit.co.uk)
- Wolf & Gypsy, Brighton (www.wolfandgypsyvintage.co.uk)
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