Showing posts with label Markets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Markets. Show all posts

Check-In / Rozelle

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Just a quick check-in before my final exam period kicks in! Yesterday Tiffany and I ventured to Rozelle Markets with a mental shopping list in mind, determined to get everything on the said list. Unbeknownst to us, the Surry Hills Markets were on yesterday as well (I didn't realise that it was June, let alone that it was the first Saturday of June!) which meant that the stalls were not on par with what we expected. 

Despite this, we had a great time riffling through racks of almost-there dresses and boxes of metallic junk. Head over to Tiffany's for the full post about our day-trip!

dirty mirror ootd | witchery floppy hat, ladakh mesh tee, lulu & rose cardi, minkpink 'leather'shorts, urban outfitters two-faced watch and sportgirl purse

chai + frappe at Piccolo's

see you soon!

Glebe & Surry Hills Markets

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 On Saturday my friend, Tiff and I re-visited Glebe Markets and then checked out the monthly Surry Hills Markets for the very first time! At Glebe I got this amazing secondhand black American Apparel cape for $35. I love the letterman jacket-style snap buttons down the front and the in-built pockets just before the slit openings. I know we're nearing the end of winter but I'm sure I'll still be able to wear it next year.

 At Glebe also, I spotted this silver double skull bangle on a table full of amazing pieces of jewelry. I got this $5 which was half of what I was expecting.
My only regret was not getting more from this stall!

 After Glebe, we walked (yes!) to the monthly Surry Hills Markets in Shannon Reserve. I loved the atmosphere; everyone was effortlessly cool, from the hip parents with their kids to the typical Eastern suburb teens. The stalls were mostly selling one-off second-hand / vintage clothes and homewares. 

And finally I snagged this wolf tee from a $10 stall selling an enormous amount of Miss Brown Vintage-style dresses & shirts. I'm quite pleased that I never forked out $40 for one at General Pants because they're really quite overpriced!

I definitely recommend Glebe & Surry Hills Markets as a great way to kick start a lazy weekend. (And if you're craving gozleme, get it at surry hills markets ;) )
The next Surry Hills Markets will be held Saturday 1st September.