Lucinda Pikkat

Sloot?

Cylinder boot?

Sloot.

It looks like a gum boot almost.

But I'm loving this look.

I really want to find some.

So in the market, I'll probably wear them next time on the pod.

So, Tam, I wanted to speak to you about something today that I've just been pondering.

And I feel like the tides have shifted with vintage shopping.

And this idea, you've probably seen it online, there's been a little bit of discussion around it already within the sort of fashion world, that vintage shopping is the new status symbol.

And you sort of sit with that and think that's a really interesting idea.

sentence or statement.

And I think about how that has changed and evolved for us over the past sort of two decades.

Like I remember vintage shops, they were sort of mothy, a bit sort of grubby.

It was only a certain type of girl who would go vintage shopping.

It was an aesthetic.

A bit of both, but I'm still thinking of the vintage shops in, I'm actually picturing Portobello Road in London, those really quirky, eclectic vintage stores or even the markets, right?

It was always around finding what is it?

Someone else's trash is someone else's treasure.

Don't get me wrong.