Our first pop-up of 2014

We're partnering with award-winning vintage fashion boutique The Gathering Goddess and shoe designer Georgina Goodman for our first pop-up of the year on Saturday 8th February at Paradise by Way of Kensal Green in north west London.

Upstairs at Paradise

Come along and browse our new collection - not online until end of February - and take advantage of exclusive discounts. New stock includes this 1930s black evening gown with taffeta bodice, floral print skirt and organza overlay: 

For more photos of our new collection please join our event page on Facebook or follow us on Twitter for further updates.  If you have your eye on something from our online boutique please get in touch and we'll make sure it's on the rail! 

The mastermind behind the event is Wilma Mae Basta, owner of The Gathering Goddess vintage boutique. This lady has amazing taste and there will be a fabulous selection of dresses, jacket and accessories for sale. 

Thandie Newton in a vintage dress from The Gathering Goddess 

We will be joined by shoe designer Georgina Goodman who is selling off some of her incredible archive. Georgina has twice been nominated for Accessories Designer of the Year by the British Fashion Council. 

Killer heels by Georgina Goodman

Other dealers include Lovely's Vintage Emporium - another award-winning online boutique with an amazing selection of vintage clothes and accessories.

Lovely's Vintage Emporium in the press

All purchases from Juno Says Hello include a scented candle in our new tuberose fragrance, plus a limited edition printed tote. 

Vintage All Stars

12 noon - 6pm

Saturday 8th February 2014

Paradise by Way of Kensal Green

19 Kilburn Lane, London

W10 4AE

Our Pop-Up Shop on Portobello

Last month we held our first pop-up shop on Portobello Road, sharing the space with Notting Hill jeweller Orit and fashion label Melabelle. 

The event was a great success and thank you to everybody to came along. It was lovely to put faces to names of online customers and Twitter followers who made the journey. 

Our beautiful vintage dresses 

Including Coco, who dropped by with owner Sophie, of Merchant Archive. Look at that face! Butter wouldn't melt. 

One customer went home with this gorgeous 1970s sheer dress:

A special thank you to Catering Temps who provided the staff for our late-night shopping events, and to photographer Stuart Beesley for the glossy snaps. 

Original 1950s abstract rose coat

Two more happy customers... 

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