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The Way We Wore has been the ultimate shopping destination for vintage fashion lovers and has been in California since!

Talking Vintage with LA Frock Star’s Doris Raymond

I absolutely love vintage shopping and the thrill of finding something one of a kind, so was quite excited to talk style with Doris Raymond, star of LA Frock Stars and owner of vintage mecca The Way We Wore.

The queen of vintage not only gives us the scoop on how to shop vintage but shares her best style tip — and life tip — too.

Read on for her pearls of style wisdom…

Fashion Police’s George Kotsiopoulos shops with a client at The Way We Wore

Kelly Golightly: Hi Doris!

How did The Way We Wore come to be? Has vintage always been a passion?

Doris Raymond: I started wearing vintage clothing when I was 15 years old and had to buy my own clothes.

With the help of Chris from The Orange Cube, Doris and her family got a warm and welcoming space which they can proudly call home.

The Way We Wore and owner Doris Raymond were showcased in Vogue's larger selection on “The Best Vintage Stores in The World”.

The Way We Wore has been the ultimate shopping destination for vintage fashion lovers and has been in California since

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Contemporary design with elements from Indonesia.

Because I loved to sew, I discovered that the clothing that was older was better made and the aesthetic was more to my liking. When I went away to college, I had more of a hippie vibe, so it was the way to dress. And then when I moved to the San Franc