Earlier in the year, I was in beautiful Singapore with a friend. If you’ve ever been, you will know that Singapore is a shoppers paradise and although I’m not a huge shopper myself, I certainly took the opportunity to indulge in a little retail therapy. This retail therapy has resulted in a little Singapore haul from two stores; De Ja Vu Vintage and Nimisski. To give these two stores the proper review they deserve, I am realising two separate posts go better go into detail but for now, I am happy to share a haul video for you to enjoy.

Niminski Link
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Niminski, or NK by Niki, is a local Singapore designer who believes in sustainability, unique feminine style and high quality. The store I visited was staffed by some of the greatest people we met on our whole holiday and our experience was one of the best my friend and I had had in a very long time. After browsing a few racks we already had armfuls of treasures to try on and the staff were so helpful in assisting with any needs we had.
The store was styled to perfection and I loved looking around at everything. It took lots of self-control to narrow down our selections to just a few and even then, it was a really tough decision. I will very soon have a full review of the store so please check back soon.

Deja Vu Vintage:
#01-70 Millenia Walk
9 Raffles Boulevard
Singapore
Website can be found here.

I found Deja Vu Vintage on an absolute whim and I fell in love with it instantly. The store was laid out really well and was easy to browse due to it being split up into sections, size and colour. The lovely owner of the shop was very helpful and assisted me really well when I was shopping. I was spoilt for choice when it came to vintage items and I love the two items I eventually selected. A full store review can be found here.

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