Say Hello! Gorgeous & Original Vintage Dresses & Gowns From Juno Says Hello

I have the huge pleasure of introducing you to the amazing collection of original vintage cocktail dresses and ballgowns from the 1920s to the early 1970s that you’ll find at London’s Juno Says Hello.

From their showroom in Primrose Hill, Juno Says Hello provides fans of exquisite vintage fashion with a little slice of heaven and, whether you’re able to visit the boutique in person or if you prefer to shop online and have your purchases sent anywhere in the world, you’ll be treated to a collection of vintage dresses and gowns that you’ll simply adore.

“I’ve always loved sourcing unusual vintage dresses and realised there was a market for presenting a handpicked collection of beautiful vintage clothes on a modern, user-friendly online retail platform,” says Rebecca Rose, the wonderful owner of Juno Says Hello.

“I was encouraged by my friends who would often ask to borrow my vintage dresses because they didn’t know where to source them.”

Launched in 2009, Juno Says Hello has been growing every since and Rebecca now sources dresses from all over the world, particularly from the US, for her stylish customers. Since founding the business, dresses from Juno Says Hello have been worn to the Academy Awards, Emmys, Elle Style Awards and the Royal Wedding in 2011. Rebecca’s experience in dressing customers for milestone birthday parties, premieres, weddings, celebrations and anniversaries is, frankly, legendary.

“There’s definitely a Juno Says Hello ‘look’,” says Rebecca. “It’s glamorous and sophisticated but with a seductive edge. Our collections are often influenced by contemporary trends so last winter, for example, I sourced original vintage dresses in rich brocades and metallic fabrics because customers wanted to wear the original vintage pieces that had inspired the Autumn/Winter 2014 designer collections.”

However, it’s not just cocktail and ballgowns that catch Rebecca’s vintage-loving eye. Oh no, there are plenty of wedding-ready designs that make their way into the Juno Says Hello collection.

You might find a pale silk or crochet skirt suits from the 1950s or 1960s and, if you want take your inspiration from Grace Kelly’s civil ceremony outfit for her 1956 wedding then you’ll be thrilled with one of these delightful suits.

“I’ve recently acquired an incredible collection of vintage cocktails dresses and they’re perfect for weddings,” explains Rebecca. “There’ll be floor length gowns, many in gorgeous fabrics such as silk velvet and brocade, as well as a stunning 1950s princess-style dress with matching bolero. These won’t be on our website quite yet but you can get in touch to arrange a studio visit to be the first to see them.”

Every gown that Rebecca acquires is always looked over by a professional seamstress – sometimes a dress might need a little TLC but on other occasions, gowns arrive in perfect condition still with the vintage tags attached. There’s no doubting the fact that you’ll be buying a vintage dress of exceptional quality.

“When a woman wear a dress by Juno Says Hello, she gets noticed! Whether it’s a floor-length 1930s gown in printed silk, a 1950s wiggle dress in red velvet or a voluminous disco era silver lame cape, these clothes make a statement and become treasured items in our customers’ wardrobes.”

So, if your wardrobe would be made all the better for a touch (or two!) of original vintage style, then take a look on the Juno Says Hello website now – every online order includes a free gift that might range from a piece or jewellery or luxury make-up to a Juno Says Hello scented candle or a novel written in the same decade as the dress purchased.

You’ll find the Juno Says Hello boutique at The Vineyards, 36 Gloucester Avenue, London, NW1 7BB and although they’re only open by appointment, it’s a very informal atmosphere.

You’re welcomed with a glass of wine and given all the time you need to make your choice although there’s no pressure at all to buy. There’s also an amazing library of over 200 books on vintage fashion and design as well as a huge selection of award-winning classic and cult films on DVD that customers are welcome to borrow from at any time – perfect for getting into the vintage mood!

The average cost of a vintage cocktail dress from Juno Says Hello is £150-£250 with some rare pieces cost over £1,000 such as an original 1970s wedding dress by Oscar de la Renta.

In addition to the boutique and the online store, Juno Says Hello loves social media so find them on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and check out Rebecca’s vintage fashion blogs for the Financial Times ‘How To Spend It’ section.

Love Tamryn x

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