You Won't Believe the Vintage Treasures I Just Found on 1stDibs, and No, They're Not All Wildly Expensive

Every fashion person either owns a Ralph Lauren button-down shirt or has one on their wish list.

It's not just suede bags and shoes that will dominate fall fashion but also suede pants and skirts. Grab this before a Who What Wear editor does, because one definitely will.

This held under the armpit, paired with stovepipe jeans, a button-down shirt, and ballet flats, would look preppy and chic.

These look just like the Round Ballet Flats that are currently on The Row's site—except they cost about 60% less. Wear them now with a minidress, in the fall with pedal pushers and a tee, and in the winter with white wide-leg jeans and a chunky sweater.

There's something so elegant about an elevated long white top that can be worn as a dress or styled with pants.

The chunky cuff bracelet trend is continuing into fall 2025, so if you have yet to get yourself one, this is your sign to.

It girls everywhere are tying silk scarves around their heads, waists, and necks.

This blazer might look simple, and it is, but what makes it special is the balance between the fitted waist and the long, wide sleeves.

You can't scroll through social media without spotting the fashion crowd wearing vintage collar necklaces.

Canvas market bags are trending right now.

An elegant designer find that you'll regret not owning.

Everything about this LBD is beautiful—from the sculpted silhouette to the luxe silk fabric.

These give off vintage '80s YSL vibes.

A brown leather jacket is a fresh alternative to black, and it feels very 2025. The soft shade offers a more relaxed look that can easily be dressed up or down.

Forget about the flannel shirts you wore in the early 2000s; this season, plaid styles have been reinvented in a more upscale way. While this one is vintage, it exudes that elegant look that experienced shoppers are seeking.

These mid-rise pants are waistband-less, creating a sleek and streamlined look.

This Western belt will go fast. You know what to do.

Style this with a blazer, trousers, and flats for the office and with leather shorts and heels for dinner with friends.

When you're tired of wearing trousers and jeans in the fall, a midi pencil skirt is a great choice because it looks polished and partly covers the legs.

A work of art.

Found: your new dining room chairs.

This tassel-accented vase would fit in perfectly with 2025's Victorian-inspired design trend.

Don't underestimate the power of a beautiful throw pillow. It's small items like this that make a space uniquely yours.

Shells are not only having a moment in the jewelry space but also in interior design. Buy this for your bar area or as a hostess gift for the next home dinner party on your calendar.

Are you serious? This marble vase looks like it should be $1000—at the very least.

I'd place this in an entryway and stack vintage magazines on top of it.

This box has a dual purpose—it holds jewelry and makes a tabletop look stylish.

It's the contrast between the wood and the rope that makes this bucket so visually appealing.

One for each nightstand, please.

As a minimalist dresser and decorator, I would use this green glazed pot to tastefully add a pop of color to my space.