27 Products For Anyone With An Old School, Vintage Aesthetic
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"It's for the aesthetic" —you adding a retro-style air fryer and little coasters shaped like vinyl records to your cart.
1. Kitsch's iconic claw clip, well-known for its delicate style and strong, sturdy clamp suitable for all hair types. Yes, it's more expensive than the cheaper sets you can get out there, but this is actually built to last and has specially rounded teeth to prevent hair damage.
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Kitsch is an LA-based, self-financed, woman-owned biz established in 2010 that specializes in hair accessories.
Promising review:"Love that you can dress this up or down! It is my go-to accessory for working in preschool to put my hair up quickly. It is elegant and classic. It is amazingly durable, even in getting thrown in the bottom of my heavy work bag! I am amazed by this clip. I have coarse, medium thick hair, and it is a perfect size." — Niki
Get it from Amazon for $7.99.
2. A dreamy dimmable candle-warmer lamp so you can waft your favorite candles throughout your space in the most aesthetically pleasing (and safe!) way possible.
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Promising review:"I bought this on a whim, and I'm hooked. I love the timer and dimmer features. So far, the lamp works great. It doesn't put out a lot of heat and I love that you can adjust the light. This is now going to be my go-to gift." — Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $31.98 (available in 10 styles).
3. A set of vinyl coasters to give your coffee table a delightfully retro nostalgic touch *and* protect it from the perils of condensation.
Promising review: "I absolutely adore these!!! They are so cute and definitely do the job! They keep the surface free from water rings and make me giggle!" — johnny williams
Get a set of six from Amazon for $4.99.
4. A vintage-style lipstick designed to be a replica of the most popular lipsticks of old Hollywood, from the "Fairest Red - 1937" inspired by Snow White to the "Besame Red - 1920" as a tribute to flapper girls in the 1920s. These richly pigmented, hydrating lipsticks are cult faves for serving retro glamour designed with modern formulas for all-day wear.
Besame is a small business that specializes in classically-inspired beauty products.
Psst — you may have spotted these shades on Lily Collins in Emily in Paris!
Promising review: "I have been wearing this brand of lipstick since the '90s. I love the historic colors. The texture and shape of the lipstick allows me to do perfect lips! The formulation stays on well but doesn't chap my lips — even in hot weather! I would strongly recommend this lipstick for anyone who wants a luxurious red lip." — Not so Tech Savvy
Get it from Amazon for $32 (available in 10 shades).
5. A pair of dainty feathered velvet house slippers to make you feel like the main character of a black and white Hollywood film descending the stairs to your star-crossed lover in the dead of the night (when really you're just groping around in the dark for the Cheez-Its box).
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Reviewers say that if you're in between sizes, you should size up!
Promising review: "I love these slippers so much! It took a little time to get the feathers to fluff up, but they did, and now it's great. The slippers are so warm and comfortable that I want to wear them all the time. The memory foam insole has been holding up well to daily wear, and these keep my toes toasty warm." — skm_pdx
Get it from Amazon for $20.98+ (available in women's sizes 5–12 and 12 colors).
6. A sweet-as-pie vintage-style jewelry catch-all complete with little bow details, so you can lean ALL the way into your coquette era. 🎀
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Reviewers say to pay attention to the measurements, because it's smaller than they assumed!
Promising review: "Charming and elegant. This looks so expensive. I gave it to my mother for her birthday, and she was quite impressed. She uses it as a place to put her rings when she is doing things in the kitchen. It's the perfect size, and she was very impressed. I didn't want to tell her how inexpensive it was, but isn't that what you want in a gift? A big bang for your buck?" — NMW
Get it from Amazon for $8.99 (available in three styles).
7. A waterproof retro-style Bluetooth speaker designed like a mini radio so you can blast songs as adorably as possible. Reviewers love how portable this little gizmo is, and how well the sound carries despite its size!
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Promising review: "This is a great little speaker at an awesome price. I charged it when I opened the package on arrival, and it's been playing all day with no problem. Great sound, and surprising how the sound carries; it's in the living room, and I'm in the kitchen, but it sounds like it's right next to me. Recommend this item for sure." — Cindy Treffer
Get it from Amazon for $15.20 (available in nine styles).
8. An oversize lapel collar peacoat so timeless that it will be an investment in *many* sophisticated winters to come.
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Promising review: "This!!! The perfect weight coat for running errands or a great car coat. I wear a medium in tops but always buy a large in coats for extra room for sweaters. This coat is beautiful, well made, and perfect!!!" — Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $65.99 (available in women's sizes XS–XXL and nine colors).
9. A retro-style air fryer, because with the millennial love for all things vintage and air-fried, this was less of a possibility and more of an inevitability. A cute and ridiculously handy inevitability, though — this has 10 preset digital functions to air fry, toast, bake, broil, roast, reheat, warm, slow cook, and dehydrate, and has a "family size" capacity so you can whip up a whole meal at once.
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Promising review: "I recently bought this air fryer. It has a sleek design and cool color, adding a modern touch to my kitchen. Setting up was a breeze, and the user-friendly control panel makes it easy to adjust settings depending on what I am cooking. Efficient cooking, consistent results, and easy cleanup make it the perfect addition to my kitchen. Overall, a very solid choice!" — Xinkai Chen
Get it from Amazon for $199.99+ (available in six colors).
10. A sweet little initial ring so cute and affordable you'll want to get matching ones for your BFFs — especially if you do the optional customizing option, and hide a sweet, short message on the inside, like a name or a date. Bonus: the ring is adjustable, so you don't have to worry about size!
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Promising review: "I appreciate the adjustable and customizable features of this jewelry. This is very unique in appearance, size, and thickness. Priced just right! You will get many compliments from the discerning people. Beautiful addition to your collection." — STL Shopper
Get it from Amazon for $13.99 (available in letters A to Z and with a customized word or date on the inside).
11. A sophisticated, airtight ribbed storage canister you can use to elevate everything from coffee grounds to laundry beads to cotton balls — the sky is your very chic limit.
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Promising review: "These are so versatile. Right now I have different teas in them, but in the fall I have other ideas. The size is perfect for me. The quality is great and the lids fit well. The material is glass glass with wooden like lids." — Darlene Hohn
Get it from Amazon for $12.99+ (available in two shapes and two sizes).
12. A gorgeous vintage-inspired botanical tapestry that will bring some much-needed calm, lovely vibes to your space with almost *zero* effort on your part — all you have to do is hang it up with the included hook.
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Promising review:"This is a very nice item that I am using in my small Florida apartment to enhance my decor since my hobby is growing indoor houseplants. It is the best-quality item I own. It's beautiful, the pictures didn't do it justice." — Sharon Boggs
Get it from Amazon for $12.99.
13. A machine! washable!! vintage-inspired area rug to elevate any space in your home, with the added benefit of protecting your floors and muffling noises. Not only are these durable enough for your busiest rooms like the kitchen, living room, or entry hall, but they're designed to be thin enough to go right into the washer for an easy clean.
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Promising review:"Rug is stunning!! Our kitchen has accent colors of cobalt blue, and it's perfect (we got the blue medallion), really ties everything together. Great wide runner, true to size. This is NOT a fuzzy rug; more of a velvety fabric with the pattern printed onto it. Which is great for high traffic areas and easy cleaning. Highly recommend!" — E Hackman
Get it from Amazon for $68.99+ (available in 18 shapes and sizes, and in 11 colors).
14. A set of itty bitty vintage-inspired spoons that are just BEGGING to be used for all your coffee, tea, dessert, and yogurt needs. (Is it just me, or do we all have an Emotional Support Tiny Spoon?)
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Promising review: "The perfect little coffee spoons on my coffee bar! They go with my modern vintage thrifted decor and make me smile. 🥰" — Lindsey
Get a set of six from Amazon for $6.33.
15. A Vintage Bookshelf Edition of Scrabble designed in a box that blends so seamlessly into your bookshelf that guests will be downright dazzled when you pull it out for game night. Psst — you can collect even more of the 12 classic games converted into "books" from the vintage collection, including Monopoly and Clue!
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This was featured on Oprah's Favorite Things for 2024 — check out more of Oprah's picks on Amazon's gift shop!
Check out a TikTok of the Vintage Bookshelf Edition of Candyland in action.
Promising review: "I love this whole collection! These games look like art. They are so nice displayed on the built-in, I sometimes forget they're actually real, practical games I can pull out and use!" – trey
Get it from Amazon for $43.99.
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16. A minimalist watch so chic you'll find yourself admiring it enough times that you'll give the Mad Hatter a run for his time-checking money.
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Promising review:"I ordered this watch not expecting to be blown away because of the price. Boy, was I wrong! I immediately put on the watch as soon as I opened it up; It fits comfortably and the band wasn't too small, which I was a little concerned about. I'll definitely be looking to purchase other styles of this watch. Great buy, especially for the price!" — Jessica Kurry
Get it from Amazon for $19.99.
17. A ruffle-hemmed shower curtain that's giving "rustic coquette" for the perfect blend of sweet and nostalgic.
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Promising review: "Exactly what I was looking for. Great quality shower curtain. Elevates my bathroom decor while staying in budget." — Rosie
Get it from Amazon for $23.99+ (available in seven sizes and 11 colors).
18. A coffee syrup dispenser set complete with premade flavor labels for anyone who respects that coffee isn't just a drink, but an ~aesthetic~. Add some loveliness to your ritual with these chic dispensers and be the hot, mysterious barista you want to see in the world.
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New England Stories is a small business that specializes in home and kitchen products.
Promising review: "These are worth the money! There are labels for almost every basic syrup as well as blanks so you can label them yourself. If you get a regular size Torani syrup bottle it will hold the whole bottle, so you don't need to worry about story a quarter of the bottle of syrup. SO AESTHETICALLY PLEASING, TOO." — Naomi
Get a set of four from Amazon for $26.99 (available in three colors and in two- and six-packs).
19. A sweet little bedside alarm clock worth buying not just for the ~aesthetic~, but to set an alarm that ISN'T your phone, so you aren't tempted to start your day getting sucked into a TikTok-Instagram-whatever we're calling Twitter this week black hole before you even get out of bed.
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Promising review: "Small, cute, functional clock. It's simple and user-friendly. Great for travel or to use at home. It emits no ticking sound, perfect for those who need silence at night, and has a standard beep alarm. I've used it as a bedside alarm clock and have found it to be accurate. I've used it simply to display in the living room as well, because it looks great anywhere! It's only downside is there doesn't seem to be a light/glowing hands to determine the time in the dark if needed, which can be helpful if you're using it as a bedside alarm. Otherwise, it's a great clock." — Kinsey Maneval
Get it from Amazon for $20.75 (available in three colors).
20. A handy, aesthetically pleasing kitchen measurement conversion magnet for the avid baker who is like, "Avoiding math, but make it fashion." This pretty little magnet will make sure your pretty little head doesn't have to break itself with equations the next time you bake.
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Levain & Co is a small business that specializes in kitchen conversion charts and kitchen tools.
Promising review: "I bake often (following recipes on the internet) and usually have to convert some of the ingredient amounts. I'm glad I got this — super helpful, especially because it has the conversions for different ingredients. It's also very cute! It's not too big either which is a plus." — Jasmine
Get it from Amazon for $11.95.
21. A retro-style 12-cup programmable coffee maker that has all the bells and whistles of its sleeker, modern counterparts, and all the nostalgic aesthetic of the '60s. It has a "keep warm" function that works for two hours before automatically shutting off, and you can even schedule it to make coffee at a particular time each day so you're never caught caffeine-less again.
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Promising review:"We have had a few other appliances from Nostalgia and we've been very pleased with the brand, so when my wife was looking for a coffee maker and we saw this was Nostalgia brand, the purchase was a no brainer. It looks great on our counter, it works pretty much like every other coffee pot, and the reusable filter is a great touch too. And my wife swears this coffee is better than the last coffee maker." — G. King
Get it from Amazon for $76.57 (available in three colors).
22. A set of vintage-style botanical wall art prints to bring all the timeless beauty of a well-loved garden into your home without actually having to maintain one.
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Dream Big Printables is a small business that specializes in wall art and decor.
Promising review: "Absolutely love these prints. They are more beautiful in person and of great quality. They are sturdy and not just a piece of thin paper. I will definitely buy from this seller again." — Sherry Wagner
Get it from Amazon for $19.95.
23. A set of tiny tulip-style ice cream bowls perfect for a sweet treat at the end of a long, hot day. A reminder that fun sprinkles are NOT optional.
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KMWares is a small business that specializes in glass home products.
Get a set of six from Amazon for $19.99 (available in four styles).
24. A set of beautiful multicolor vintage-inspired martini glasses if you're the resident "host with the most" — you will love love love to whip these out whenever you have company over. It is a well-established fact that all bevvies taste better when sipping them out of a pretty glass!
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This was featured on Oprah's Favorite Things for 2024 — check out more of Oprah's picks on Amazon's gift shop!
Promising review: "Obsessed with these martini glasses! These are the cutest addition to my wet bar! Love the vintage floral design and the muted colors." — Farmhouse.Lux
Get a set of six from Amazon for $59.95 (available in smaller sets and five other styles).
25. A Nordic-style two-tiered catch-all perfect for displaying jewelry, organizing your keys and baubles, or even to stash little beauty products in your bathroom. Organization, but make it chic.
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Promising review: "The tray is beautiful and very practical. It looks great on jewelry. I have a lot of clients who love this tray. The quality is very good. It's easy to set up and break down." — Coco
Get it from Amazon for $13.49 (available in gold and rose gold).
26. A retro-style toaster that is not only cute as a button, but has some very useful buttons — including "bagel" and "defrost" options that are total game changers for anyone who considers themselves a true fan of carbs.
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Promising review:"The color is perfect, and my first slices of toast were too. It's easy to adjust. I used the included guide with pictures to adjust the knob based on how dark I like my toast. It was exactly how I like it. My old toaster was basically giving me warm bread. Not this little baby. I'm so happy I found it and that I didn't wait to buy it." — Shytel
Get it from Amazon for $41.99+ (available in seven colors)
27. A set of silicone teacup cupcake liners so you can have your cake and "drink" it, too. Reviewers loved these for tea parties and cupcake decorating parties!
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Promising review: "Perfect size and color — so cute! My cupcakes did not stick. I did NOT spray the cups with anything. They were the perfect size. Fluffy. Nonstick. Lightweight. I received several compliments. The cupcakes popped right out of the cups. This brand was perfect! I'm truly impressed." — Denise Mendez
Get a set of six from Amazon for $8.99 (available in white and pink, plus sets of 12 and 24).
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