Daughters & Sons Clothing is 100% Vancouver. Born, raised and based in the city of glass, their appreciation for vintage fashion has never wavered.
Fusing vintage fabrics with modern design has long been a passion of the Daughters & Sons Clothing team. Each piece from every seasonal collection has been hand tailored in Vancouver, without one item altered in the same.
Daughters & Sons Clothing has been sharing lookbooks online in preparation for their big spring kickoff party this weekend - and will be on hand this Friday as we return to Chinatown for Beggars Banquet #009!
Helen & Vlassis from Kitsilano Kitty’s Closet are looking to pack our Chinatown space to the ceiling with some of the raddest and most varied vintage mens & womenswear this Friday at Beggars Banquet #009.
Straight up Kitsilano Kitty has the closet we wish we had at home: an incredible array of clothing, footwear and accessories starting at $10 and are NWT, NWOT, Vintage and Pre-Owned. Unique, eclectic & eccentric.
Dig deep enough into Kitsilano Kitty’s Closet and you will find vintage Levi’s Jeans, Overalls and Jackets, Fluevog’s, 1950’s lingerie and luxury footwear designers such as Stephane de Raucourt, Dack’s and Cesare Paciotti.
Take a further look into Kitsilano Kitty’s Closet online and plan to load up on some of the most special vintage pieces we’ve ever had on hand at Beggars Banquet as we return this Friday, April 19th in Chinatown!
Lauren Clark & Lyndsey Chow are getting to be Beggars Banquet Veterans with amazing showcases of their fantastic vintage finds at the last couple shows. Under the banner of Hey Jude the duo is able to reimagine vintage and thrift sourced womens fashion with their designer eyes, breathing new life into previously-loved pieces.
We got a sneak peek at some of the incredible new styles they’ve put together for next weekend’s Beggars Banquet #008 in Chinatown. Drapey printed silks tops and tunics ready to layer up with chunky knits and tall stockings will help you bridge the gap between our cloudy westcoast climate and the upcoming spring season.
Check out more of what Hey Jude has been up to lately at www.heyjudeshop.com and plan to hit up their booth early as we open up the doors this friday at Beggars Banquet #008 in Chinatown.
Sara & Stormey from FATE Vintage have a tendency to amaze everyone at each & every Beggars Banquet they’ve been apart of. Returning once again to our new space in Chinatown, the FATE Vintage girls have a brand new selection of incredibly sourced womenswear styles prepared or Beggars Banquet #008.
Follow along with the FATE Vintage girls on their Facebook Page and take a refresher of what’s new in their seasonal lookbooks at FATEVintage.com. Come by and say hi to Sara & Stormey on Friday and Saturday at Beggars Banquet #008!
Lauren Clark & Lyndsey Chow have always had a passion for the story behind vintage and have been mixing unique items into their own wardrobes since a young age. Hey Jude was born in 2010 after the pair realized how much shared love they had for scouring markets and thrift stores around the world for the perfect pieces to add to their ever-growing vintage clothing collections.
Hey Jude believes in creative love that goes into imagining how a piece someone else has given up can be reinvented into a outfit on the cusp of what’s happening in fashion any particular season.
We’re beyond excited to welcome the pair behind Hey Jude to Beggars Banquet Holiday Edition this December 16th and can’t wait to see what they have to share with us! Visit their blog to see what Hey Jude has been up to lately and make a date to come down early on December 16th to #1 Cordova Street, Gastown to get first crack at their well-loved selection.
The Lost & Found Bin delivers something proper at every Beggars Banquet! This weekend they’re back in Gastown for Beggars Banquet #007 with their incredible selection of antiques, quality curiosities and vintage treasures.
It was in late 2011 when Aaron and Karla decided to re-visited a common childhood interest of theirs and began to take a serious interest in antiques. Aaron became passionate about cameras, photography equipment and film while Karla took an interest in vintage and antique home decor and knick knacks.
It wasn’t long that they’re collection started to grow and grow and soon enough they realized that they could afford to let some of their items go and their Etsy shop, The Lost & Found Bin, was born.
Together, the duo spend weekends visiting antique shops, flea markets and garage sales all around Vancouver, BC and sometimes also down in Washington state in the U.S. They search endlessly for unique items they truly love, clean them up, bring them back to life and will be unloading a brand new selection of them this weekend.
Take a look at some recent finds from The Lost & Found Bin on their Etsy Page and come down to get first dibs on their amazing selection just in time for the holidays at Beggars Banquet #007 this Friday & Saturday in Vancouver!
How stoked are we to have Summer Moon Vintage on hand for Beggars Banquet in Gastown this weekend! Bringing quality, style and history to their lovingly curated selection of vintage and handmade clothing and accessories look for a rad selection of footwear, jewelry, handmade collars and vintage fashion at Beggars Banquet #007 from Summer Moon Vintage.
Follow along with Summer Moon Vintage on Facebook to get a sneak peek at what they’ve got planned, and head down to the old Boneta Space in Gastown, Vancouver this weekend November 16/17 for Beggars Banquet #007!
Beggars Banquet extended family member Sekyiwa has thrown together a rad collection of gently worn designer and vintage fashions and is stoked to show them off this weekend, November 16/17 at Beggars Banquet #007 in Gastown.
Sekyiwa and a few of her friends have teamed up to bring together a carefully curated selection of beautiful and gently worn designer and vintage pieces. Ranging from womenwear and shoes, to menswear, accessories, linens and pieces for the home, there is a piece of affordable luxury for every tastemaker looking for that ‘special something’.
