Saturday 29 December 2012

John Deere Heaven this Christmas

As 2 little girls growing up on a farm in Norfolk, my sister and I were de gendered and given boys names. George and Fred, by the farm men.I dreamt of being a farmer until clothes became such fun. So... I can appreciate the excitement of this years Christmas with Barnaby. Tres speciale. #Norfolk #Farmers #Christmas #Lucky




Thursday 13 December 2012

Luscious Local Talent AKA Movements






Local Boys 'Movements' have just launched their first album and what a talent they are. 

 Vintage Deli were lucky enough to get them involved in a mini festival bash we put on in the summer.  Movements decided this was to be the venue for their video.  We feel totally honoured to have been a part of it. Plus....what better way to find out all the goss, after a few bevys in a magical setting 
 Our very own Josie Heard gets inquisitive with Sam & Boff! 

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1)   How did the band come together?

Sam - We were asked to do the KLFM life sessions last year as our cover band Whole Lotta Hair but we thought - actually lets do some original stuff. I’ve been writing music for years and everything I write is acoustic so we decided to make an acoustic band.

2)   What has been your fav gig of the summer?

Katy of Vintage Deli’s party! It was sick and the fact that we were doing the music video at the same time was cool.

3.)  And fav gig of all time?

Boff - At the Battle of the Bands final there was a great vibe.

Sam - There was one at The Maids Head in Kings Lynn where everyone was singing along.

4.) Who do you write your music for and what inspires you?

I write it all for me, they are all my problems put into music. If you listen to all the lyric they are depressing as hell. I am inspired by life events, the songs are all about quite significant things in my life. There is a song on there called Dirge which is a song for the dead and it is about my granddad passing away. The last song is about my argument with religion.

Boff - Girls, lots of girls.

5.) Have you got any pre-performance rituals?

Sam - I always take my shoes off, every time. Even if I am doing karaoke or in the studio I take my shoes off!

Boff - Not really, I just do a few warm ups and that is about it.

6.) Who has the worst bad habit and what is it?

Sam - I moan at everybody all the time about getting things right.

Boff - He is a bit of a perfectionist.

7.)Who are you currently ‘overplaying’?

Boff - I am currently overplaying The Reign of Kindo.

8.) Which artist(s) - past or present - most heavily inspires your music?

Sam - It is bit like City and Color I suppose.

Boff - We all listen to different music. If you look at Archie, he listed to Folk and that kind of thing, Joe is into stuff like Bad Company.

9.) Did you always want a career in music?

Both - YES!!

10.) What inspired the name of the band?

My idea was based around the movement in a piece of orchestral music.

11.) Tell me about the new album?

Sam - Its called Floating Circus which is track 7 on the album and the first song I wrote for the band so it made sense for it to be the name of the album.

Boff - There are 14 tracks in total. It is amazing!


12.) What is your fav track on the new album?

Sam - Dirge.

Boff - Yeah, I’d have to say Dirge. It is track 11.


13) Why is that your favorite track?

Sam - for me it is a really personal song, I wrote it about my granddad and has the most heart in it out of the songs. It’s epic as hell.

Boff - For me it is just the best put together song. It all flows. It would be either Dirge or Judgement for me. Judgement is the most different song on the album.

14.) Any other passions besides music?

Not really, no.

15.) Have you any advice for aspiring musicians?

Boff - If you want a nice house and a really comfortable lifestyle - don’t become a musician.

16.) How long has the band been together?

Sam - Nearly a year. Officially I started if on my birthday - 23rd November.

17.) How long did it take you to record the album and did you face any challenges on the way?

Sam - Well we recorded it technically in 5 or 6 days but the studio we were using closed and we had to scrap everything and start again. We had to take all the audio files and redo the whole thing in Boff’s bedroom. So all the mixing and the mastering, programming and well everything, was done at Boff’s home.

Boff - All in all we were working on it for 6 to 7 months.


19.) What genre would you place your music into?

Boff - I think it is a reflection of all out different styles. Sam wrote the entire album, all of the songs and had an idea of how he wanted them to sound. Everyone had their input and you can tell by all of our parts our musical individuality.

Sam - I think what we do next will be a better reflection of us as a band. All of our new stuff we are writing together.

20.) Do you have any style icons?

Sam - My mum once told me that she thought it was endearing that I didnt care what I wear. I didn’t intend to do that,it just happened. When I was at college I used to wear flip flops, socks, flowery shorts, a massive jumper and had bleach blonde hair. I had no fashion sense then and I guess i never really have.

Boff - Will Smith. Everytime - Will Smith.

22.) Have you got a staple item of clothing?

Sam - My necklace - I always wear it. I have a thing about wings.

Boff - My long-johns - especially at this time of year.

23.) Sam - I know you have been involved in a few Vintage Deli moments....how would you describe working with the Vintage Deli team?

It is always fun. I always feel like I am really important and really looked after.



AHHHHHH THANKS GUYS - Katy X from VINTAGE DELI

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Of course we then had to have another party to launch the album! and i'm sure there's been many more since - book them now guys 

OVER N OUT
The Vintage Deli Team 
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Tuesday 13 November 2012

Vintage Deli exhibit in a ballerina styley Fashion show for -
A Most Curious Vintage Wedding Fair - St Andrews Norwich


Organised by brilliantly creative Becky Hoh-Hale & Gemma Goodwin, A Most Curious Wedding Fair returned to St Andrews Hall in Norwich for the second year running. Because of it's unique twists and forward thinking on the girls behalf it is set to become one of the biggest Vintage Wedding Fairs around.

Here's the Vintage Deli in Hall Shop with our very own Josie Heard representing
Vintage Deli exhibited some beautiful Vintage Wedding Dresses in the first fashion show of the day where ballerinas came down the stage on point shoes & dancers gathered for a stunning display of originally. Photographs by Dazed Wedding Photography

Stunning Emerald Gown from Vintage Deli Clothing 

Beautiful Brocade Vintage Wedding Dress - Size 8
& Below A Frank Usher Lace day/wedding dress size 10

All of the Dancers & Ballerina's in Vintage Deli Wedding Dresses


 A fabulous Lacey 70s Dress with trail and low back from Vintage Deli in Burnham Market
 Layered Lace Wedding Gown from Vintage Deli Clothing
 Exquisite 1940s Wedding Dress from Vintage Deli Clothing





Serenaded beautifully with Music from A Dog Days of Summer 








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Saturday 29 September 2012

Autumn/Winter Wearable Catwalk Trends from @VintageDeli




11 handpicked items from Vintage Deli to bring you into Autumn/Winter


From oversized geometrics to 70s psychedelic, prints are going to be hotter than ever this season, chunky knits with a graphic statement is a personal must have. Fashion week saw the return of leopard, snake and zebra prints on the runway so expect to see spots and stripes all over the high street once again.



Leather is another must have for this Autumn/Winter. Leather skirts and leather jackets are both great staple items for any wardrobe. We've got gorgeous leather jackets from the likes of Yves Saint Laurent, a gorgeous studded cropped jacket (ABOVE) & masses more one off Leather treats. If you aren’t feeling quite that bold you can start with leather accessories or detailing.




 
With a new season comes a new colour pallet. Had enough of black? Burgundy is heading this way and taking over as the hottest colour Autumn/Winter. Other shades being splashed all over the catwalk are purple, olive green and black teamed with blue.

Although the oversized coat is dominating the Autumn/Winter runway this season is all about emphasizing those curves, not hiding them. The peplum trend is on full swing and will carry you straight through to Autumn. By all means, envelope yourself in a soft dressing gown-esque coat a la vintage but don’t put away those statement belts - this season’s way of getting elegantly waisted.  


Another big trend on the runway this Autumn/Winter is western. Although not always a great hit with fashionistas, shirts with a hint of cowboy, embroidered bombers with cropped denim and even cowboy hats will play a significant role in the new fashion season. You can always just rock it with shoes!

Lots of Love,

The Vintage Deli Team x

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Photographer & Blogger  - Tori Hancock
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Friday 6 July 2012

1950s Festival Fashion for 2012 from Vintage Deli Clothing

On a damp dull day in the mist of Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach we happily portray what you can make of the Great British Summer!!!
The Regal fashion from the 50s still outshines that of modern day fashion with it’s impeccable tailoring and beautifully bright prints. The two which feature first are a 1950s Frank Usher dance dress with a super full skirt & gorgeous deep purple batik pattern &; a 50s Horrockses Day Dress with a multicoloured floral print on shirt dress. Both available to buy from Vintage Deli Clothing. Check out the website with FREE postage & our Boutique in Burnham Market, Norfolk. PE31 8EQ tel – 07739892144 or view our Barn stacked full to the brim of Vintage must haves. Viewings by appointment.
Oh what you can do with a little bit of colour in what otherwise seems like a typical British summers day.
Here we show how 50s Fashion can be bang on trend for 2012 & an investment piece for the future.
1950s Fashion 1950s Frank Usher & 1950s Horrockses 1950s festival fashion pleasure beach festival fashion
The following dress are 1970s Silk Butterfly Print Gown & a 1950s Candy Stripe Silk Dress.
70s silk gown circus fashion shoot vintage deli 50s candy strip gown
Last but most definitely not least a Vintage Escada Evening Gown & a 20s Style Fish tail Vintage Velvet and Satin gown with gold trim detailing – All from @VintageDeli Clothing.
vintage evening wear Vintage Escada Dress 20s Vintage Evening Dress Vintage Deli Evening Wear
Stylist & Wardrobe – Katy Coe www.vintagedeli.com
Makeup/Hair: Sarah Swain
Models – Anastazja Rendak and Cathy Wilson.
Photography: Stephen Rainer
Jewellery: Beth Bex, Francis Wain Jewellers
Thank you also to Nigel Thurston.

Jubilee Shoot with Rebel Heart

Jubilee Shoot with Vintage Deli & Rebel Heart Photography

A Taste of Britain Jubilee Shoot 2012
True English Style – after a week of heatwave we endeavored to have our shoot on the first forcast of rain for over a month! Little did we know that was set to stay. But, we dodged the rainfall & had a few spare moments where the sun came out. With the wonderful bunch of people we had, we were guaranteed to have a successful day. Whatever the Weather!
Set in the Royal Wolferton Train Station where the queen was once collected from her journeys up to the Sandringham Estate. It couldn’t have been a more apt.
Here’s a little taster into our day
Great Britain Jubilee Shoot Vintage Deli
jubilee wolferton
Bridal Shot
Vintage Deli Jubilee Shoot Modern Britain Jubilee Shoot Muscle Car Vintage Deli Jubilee Shoot Vintage Deli Wedding Dress Jubilee Shoot jubilee shoot Rebel Heart Jubilee Shoot Vintage Deli Modern Britain Jubilee Shoot 2
Wolferton Station
Vintage Deli Dress
Mike Chivers (07776136668) & Nicola Dorman (07775504900) – Rebel Heart Photography
Katy Coe, Vintage Deli (Vintage Dresses), The Green, Burnham Market , PE31 8EQ , 07739892144.
Donna George, Cinderellas (Modern Vintage Dresses), East Winch Road , Blackborough End , PE32 1SF , 01553 841155.
Anne Moore, Antidote Vintage Fashion, (Vintage Dress) 76 Upper St Giles Street , Nowich , NR2 1LT , 01603 624062.
Glass oyster , (Vintage headpieces) www.glassoyster.com
Trisha Gess & Julie Pochetty, Ornate Occasions (Tablewear and Flowers), 18 Tower Street , King’s Lynn .
Caroline Odd, Cherry Tree Chocolates, (Chocolate Treats) 9 High Street , Hunstanton PE36 5AB , 01485 534992.
Norfolk Home and Garden, (Jubilee Props) 32 High Street , Hunstanton , PE36 5AF , 01485 534509
Rose Tinted Vintage (Jubilee Props) (WAITING FOR CONTACTS)
Hair Thingy Doo Dahs, (Hairpiece) 20 High Street, Mepal, Ely CB6 2AW, 07949676087
Tim Clayton Jewellery, (Handmade & designer jewellery) 21-23 Chapel Street , King’s Lynn PE30 1EG , 01553 772329.
Mystic Magic Masquarade, (Feather fascinator & buttonholes) mysticmagiconline@live.com
Make up – Leila Hipkin
Hair – Laura gray 07712574303
Location – The Royal Station, Richard Brown, Wolferton, King’s Lynn Norfolk , PE31 6HA
Models:
Neil Houghton (from Twisted Melon Promotions);
Sam Cook (from local band Movements);
Kris Evans (supplier of vintage car);
Donna George (from Cinderellas)
Katy Coe (from Vintage Deli);
Lauren Hoskins (Eliza Doolittle in “My Fair Lady”, now appearing in Godspell);
Emily Kissock;
Victoria Arndt (meetings and events manager at the Ramada Hotel, King’s Lynn)