Raleigh's House of Landor sells vintage dresses in modern times
I had no idea vintage dresses still existed until I discovered House of Landor in downtown Raleigh.
Posted — UpdatedHouse of Landor owner Mary Beth Paulson has always admired vintage clothing. After her kids moved out, she transformed her love of vintage clothing into a woman’s dream job! She travels across the country in search of unique vintage outfits for her clients and friends.
Between 150 and 200 pieces are kept in stock at House of Landor at a time, but Paulson holds certain “never before seen” pieces back for trunk shows.
Paulson is at Finds a few days a week to help vintage fashion seekers find the perfect piece for their occasion. Her knowledge of vintage designers, styles and fabrics paired with her ability to mix and match the pieces to create the perfect look make her an expert stylist.
Paulson puts a lot of thought and care into each piece. While most of the dresses at House of Landor are in their original state, Paulson will sometimes make alterations to modernize pieces, like she did with this sassy cocktail dress which was once a floor-length gown.
These vintage ensembles are well made, affordable and recycled!
The outfits found at House of Landor are not your weekend brunch dresses -- unless your squad goes total glam for brunch. Instead, I would describe these as occasion pieces. If I’m looking for a NYE dress that sparkles, celebrating a work promotion or searching for that perfect dress for my wedding rehearsal dinner, I’m buying from House of Landor.
If you want to see more House of Landor and hear Mary Beth Paulson’s full story, tune into WRAL Out & About TV on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. on WRAL!
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