Curating unique 60s and 70s statement pieces for retro babes
REMINISCE
TV Eye’s new collection is a celebration of the simple memories that bring you joy. Long sunny days, friendship bracelets and daisy chain, splashing feet in the sea.
A little slice of happiness.
The Romance Collection
The Romance Collection
The Romance Collection - An edit of vintage pieces inspired by romance, featuring flirty minis, ethereal florals, Victoriana details, soft cottons, and free-flowing forms. Each piece is carefully curated to embody the beauty of 60s and 70s vintage fashion.
Spellbound - TV Eye’s new October-inspired collection is a hallucinogenic love potion for the soul. This Halloween, cast a spell to fall in love… with yourself.
Valentines Edit - An Ode to Vintage
Soft velvets, psychedelic patterns, prairies and the fairest of them all - Quad. The valentines edit incorporates all my favourite elements of vintage clothing. Shop the edit to find The One!
The Ritual Collection takes inspiration from ancient practices of witchcraft and the occult. The Halloween edit brings together magical 60s and 70s vintage, evoking imagery from different kinds of rituals throughout time, from paganism to Victorian parlour games and Medieval sorcery.
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Rare Vintage 1960s Prairie Dress with Ruched Bust
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Rare Vintage 1960s Renaissance Revival Dress by Quad
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Rare Vintage 1960s Velvet Gown in Deep Burgundy
Specialising in 60s and 70s vintage TV Eye sources unique subculture finds, including the rarest of all 60s Medieval Revival.
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Vintage 60s Night Gown Co-Ord by Richard Shops
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Vintage 60s Metallic Maxi Dress by Windsmoor
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Vintage 60s Floor-Length Crochet Lace Gown
Spring ‘67
TV Eye’s first collection of 2022 is a romantic reimagining of the emergence of the Summer of Love.
This edit incorporates carefree, feminine styles with elements of prairie, psych and Victoriana (popular amongst the 60s counterculture).
Occult is Inspired by the Wicca revival of the 60s and 70s and steeped in psychedelia and mysticism, This collection has a witchcraft aesthetic with 60s Hippie flare.
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