Relove Is a Temporary Vintage Haunt in Yarraville With New Drops Everyday
Everything tasteful lives here, from second-hand Ganni and Kowtow pieces to dynamic bouquets from a seaside floral studio.
Yarraville is one of the more underrated pockets in Melbourne. It might seem sleepy, but a stroll down Anderson and Ballarat Street reveals a charming village that's always bustling with hidden gems. Case in point: it's bagged what is shaping up to be the hottest vintage pop-up in town this May.
Relove runs for just one month and it's driven by an "enduring passion for style, sustainability, and considered living". Inside, it's like a fashion maven's trunk has exploded. Preloved high-street grails from Marimekko, COS, Alpha 60, Ganni, Kowtow and Obus hang on the racks, alongside bags, accessories and a petite selection of homeware.
The space also stocks giftable gems from two local makers: dainty pieces from Adelaide-born jewellery label Naomi Murrell and bouquets arranged by Weeds, a floristry studio located along the Great Ocean Road.
The team adds new pieces to the mix daily, so there are no dull shopping days at Relove. Don't leave right after your browse – we recommend checking out Yarraville's mini Greek dining renaissance at Tzaki and Kokoras.
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Relove is now open at 60 Anderson Street until May 30, operating from 9.30am–5pm on Monday to Saturday and 10am–4pm on Sunday. Head to Instagram for more information.
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