Anita’s Vintage Fashion Fairs have been a permanent fixture on the London Vintage Scene for over 7 years, hosting successful fairs in both Battersea and Notting Hill. Anita’s Vintage Fairs have gained a prestigious reputation, attracting attendee’s from the fashion industry Designers, Magazine Editors, Stylists, Models and Celebrities alike. Anita’s Fairs are not only located in exquisite and inspirational settings but are renowned for showcasing the very best in Vintage Clothing, Accessories, Jewellery & textiles dating from 1800 to 1980’s.

Vintage fashion is fast becoming an inescapable force, and is undeniably part of the phenomenal social zeitgeist. Vintage Fashion not only represents classic style of by gone eras, it is indeed loved by many as a portal of unique personal style evoking great satisfaction of owning one-off, collectable pieces.  The versatility of Vintage means it is a perfect alternative to the high street and also boasts ethical and sustainable credentials too.

Battersea Vintage Fashion Fair is set in the enchanting Battersea Arts Centre (BAC), the architecture inside and out is mesmerizing and is equally matched with the variety of stalls available within the grand hall. With over 60 exhibitors all carefully selected for their superb knowledge and expertise, the fair is a manageable size, which allows attendees time to truly appreciate each seller’s pieces, often discovering that tucked away vintage gem.

Our next AVFF Vintage Fair gives everyone the opportunity to start thinking about their Spring and Summer vintage wardrobe, and will be of particular interest to all regular festival goers who know full-well that Vintage is often the way to go.

Bygone eras are constantly celebrated in the arts and serve as an inspiration for many designers.  As you know, it’s not unusual to see a film star wearing a fabulous vintage dress at the BAFTA’S or the Oscars.  Time and again, it’s at Battersea that visitors have found a unique and stylish outfit for a wedding or party, knowing that they won’t run the risk of looking “High Street” or, even worse, bump into someone wearing the same dress!