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Paris and New York City-based DJ Miley Serious embodies the fusion of electronic and punk. 

Over the past 5 years, the visionary behind zine and label 99CTS RECORDS has carved a unique space within the NYC and Paris music scenes with her cutting-edge curation. Her style is diverse, encompassing high-energy breakbeat, industrial and acid house sets.
Hosting monthly shows on Rinse France and regularly featuring on New York City’s The Lot Radio and 8 Ball Community, the REX club resident has become a familiar name among aficionados.

Apart from her musical endeavors, Miley Serious has a passion for vintage fashion and thrifting, which reflects in her personal style. So we couldn’t help but ask the fashion icon for her guide to NYC’s best vintage clothing. The result is a carefully curated selection of spots to help you find your Y2K clothing dreams and affordable one-of-a-kind vintage designer garms.

Even if everybody knows about Procell, for me it's the ultimate cultural hub in terms of vintage. I’ve been going to this shop for a long long time now and it always feel so inspiring. Prices range is between $80 and more but every piece is extremely well selected, full of history and in the best condition. Its like going to a museum.

I actually just discovered this one, it’s a few blocks away from our place and it's my new favourite one to stop in every week. The selection is awesome, it specialises more in Vintage tee shirts, work wear, hats, designer sunglasses. You can always get away with a piece and prices are so good for vintage in NYC. Definitely one that I recommend so much!

A classic stop for any New Yorker and specially Brooklyn based people, but this one in Bushwick is has a particularly good selection, mainly focusing on designer, new designer and real vintage pieces. Beacon's Closet is a buy, sell, trade place with amazing prices, if you come early enough, you can dig through all the gold. Its really one of the places that Im so excited to visit for a shopping day!

L Train in Bushwick houses lots of vintage spots and is a must go but my favourite one is this one, at the corner of Urban Jungle. The selection is based on real vintage, tee shirts, americana, work wear, army, some modern pieces as old vintage become rare. I always find some of my best army pieces or graphic tee shirts here. 


This one is like a museum, people will think I’m just picking a classic vintage store but I prefer to acknowledge the quality of what’s in it. Diving more into Americana for Stella Dallas, their selection is like travelling back in time. I’m always excited to touch real fabric - heavy cotton, linen, wool, denim, leather, real work wear. Vintage is about history and that's what I like about this spot. 

For your more Y2K dreams and needs, run to this dead mall in Chinatown. My favourite area in Manhattan and the trip to 75 EAST BROADWAY is always amazing. After the pandemic, this location saw some amazing brands and vintage seller coming back to it, it's definitely a magical place in NYC. From designers to more Y2K picks, you can spend hours going through every shop. This would be my number two stop...after Procell.

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The Best Vintage Clothing Stores in NYC, Chosen by Miley Serious 

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Born & raised in Rochester NYC, Ysa Pérez's body of work is "a raw, honest and real documentation of my gypsy nomadic lifestyle." Constantly hopping from NYC, Streatham, Kingston, Mexico City and more means she's hard to catch. Throwing her life into a suitcase has resulted in an impressive archive of global youth culture. She truly has painted a refreshingly real picture of the creative and independently connected modern day traveller.

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More Williamsburg shit. Five Leaves is one of my FAVORITE restaurants, mmm truffle fries, good for dinner but sick for brunch. It's in a prime spot so can get busy

Cheap ass falafel right off the Bedford L stop, Oasis, Williamsburg staple, not the fanciest, but solid for price and just on the go when you tryna eat quick

Definitely check out The Lot. Opened a few summers ago in this abandoned lot no one was using. Now it's a place to chill outside grab drinks, think that weird park ting in Shoreditch, same vibes... there are DJs playing all day

All your vintage needs, this Japanese place plays tight ass music and has hella gear

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