Kinsington Post: Vintage finds

Today I scored big at the Salvation Army! I was in the mood to do some casual browsing but ended up walking away with more than I had bargained for! After almost two hours of digging through dusty bins of junk and hopefully a well spent $55 later, I left with two huge shopping bags and a bunch of awesome finds. I've never spent that much money at a thrift store so it kind of hurt, but at least I can say it's going to a good cause, right?

I have never owned cowboy boots but have always wanted a pair. I've always envisioned them in a really fun color. Well, today was my lucky day! I found this amazing pair of bright cobalt blue boots, and I couldn't be more thrilled! I can't wait to wear them. Now I just need to figure out a suitable outfit...

I love vintage belts and have quite a collection going. At 50 cents a piece, these two were a steal!

I was there as the workers were setting out bin after bin of new arrivals. There were women swarming all around hunting for a good find. Luckily, I have a fairly discerning eye and can spot what's worth being snatched up. I think I found the pick of the litter with these two vintage bags along with two others that aren't pictured. I found an Elliott Lucca metallic hobo and an authentic Coach brown suede hobo...score!!

I absolutely love this one!!! I'm obsessed with grey these days, I guess along with everyone else. But this bag is just awesome...I've never seen anything like it. The shape is adorable and the detailing is great. I'm pretty sure it's from the 80s.

This dainty little bag is in pretty good condition considering it's probably from the 50s or 60s. It has a few stains but they're pretty minor. It's a frame purse and I love how the plastic handles are incorporated into it. Sequined bags are normally so flashy and over the top, but I think this one is elegant and timeless. I wish I could read the faded label inside to see who made it, but whoever did, well done!