Photoshoot: Play time

In part one of a series of shoots showcasing independent vintage brands in Cambridge, Vulture Fashion took a visit to the swings and roundabouts on Christ’s Piece

Anna wears a faux-Mink coat (£70) and red Habitat case (£68) from Fantasia and a Tom Jones of Mayfair 1960s Red Wool A-Line 1960s Mini Dress (£122) from Barefoot VintageJames Luis

by Eli Hayes & Robyn Schaffer

Friday January 26 2018, 11:27am

Photography: James Luis
Models: Linn Møystad, Ada Barume, Anna Cardoso, Olivia Miller
Styling: Robyn Schaffer and Eli Hayes
Retailers: Barefoot Vintage and Fantasia

Linn wears a Pachamama Nepalese jumper (£38) form Fantasia and The Annabelle earrings (£25) from Kina & TamJames Luis

Vintage 1973 Topshop floral print maxi dress (£122) from Barefoot VintageJames Luis

Anna's dress is a Tom Jones of Mayfair Red 1960s Red Wool A-Line 1960s Mini Dress (£122) from Barefoot VintageJames Luis

Ada wears a Mary Farrin Levison originals midi dress (£140) from Barefoot Vintage and The Margeaux earrings (£25) from Kina & TamJames Luis

Olivia's dress is a Louis Caring Vintage 1970s gamboge mustard warm wool hooded zip through maxi dress (£130) from Barefoot VintageJames Luis

Louis Caring Vintage 1970s gamboge mustard warm wool hooded zip through maxi dress (£130) from Barefoot VintageJames Luis

Anna and Ada are wearingJohn Marks London by Anne Tyrrell capris trousers and matching tops. Linn's dress is a Made In England Pop Up Boutique 1970s Mandarin Collar Black Floral Pattern (£119). All from Barefoot VintageJames Luis

Barefoot Vintage is an online vintage store based in Cambridge, with pieces from the 1950s right through to the 1990s. Fantasia is a vintage shop based on Mill Road, which stocks clothes, accessories, furniture, home decor, and vintage-novelties from a range of brands, eras, and places.

Some of the items listed from Barefoot Vintage are not yet available online, if you would like to purchase them, contact Natasha via the email address listed under the 'Contact' section of the stockist's website. All items are available for layaway or instalment payments - which means students can spread the cost of a more expensive item. All students will get a 10% student discount on the website using voucher code CAMSTU10

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