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Your Next Holiday Party Look Is in Logan Square

Posted on November 12
Kayleigh Padar

Kayleigh Padar

The inside of a store, with a carousel rack of sweaters and a sticker and hat display. In the background, there are white shelves with purses, candles, and vines from a plant.

Luvsick specializes in vintage clothing sized XL to 4XL. (Kayleigh Padar / City Cast Chicago)

It can be daunting to find outfits for every holiday gathering on your calendar. Luckily, Logan Square’s vintage shops have pieces you can use to complete any holiday look, or simply update your closet for the colder months. And while you’re there, get a head start on your holiday gift shopping.

Whether you’re looking for a dress for a holiday party, a vintage purse to complete the outfit, or a host’s gift for Friendsgiving, Lost Girls at 2710 N. Sawyer Ave. has it all. They carry pieces from the 1930s to 1990s and have an entire section for holiday dresses.

For me, the hardest thing about vintage shopping is finding clothes that actually fit. Luvsick at 2706 N. Sawyer Ave. is a size-inclusive store that specializes in sizes XL to 4XL. You can even shop by size!

  • 🛍️ About 75% of their clothes are plus sizes. New items typically come in Tuesdays through Thursdays.

Each room of this nostalgic vintage shop at 2846 N. Milwaukee Ave. is dedicated to a different color of clothing, so it’s easy to find the pieces you’re looking for. Make sure to shop in person for the widest selection!

You can find more than 40 vintage vendors from the Chicagoland area at 2894 N. Milwaukee Ave. They’ve got everything you need to create an autumn look, plus cards and home decor for your gift list.

  • 💎 Pro Tip: New items get added to the store every Friday!

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