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A vintage day out for retro lovers

Lou Lou’s Vintage Fair, City Hall, Cardiff

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PREPARE for a trip back in time with Lou Lou’s Cardiff Vintage Fair. The UK’s biggest travelling vintage fair returns to the city on Sunday, featuring stall upon stall of eclectic and affordable vintage treasures.

Offering a collection of Britain’s finest vintage traders, the pop-up market hosts handpicked, quality vintage stock that spans from the 1920s onwards.

Retro lovers can expect everything from fashion for men and women to homeware and collectabl­es in a meltingpot of all things vintage.

Now in it’s ninth year, Lou Lou’s has grown to become the biggest travelling fair in the United Kingdom.

Winning the accolade of ‘Best Vintage Fair’ in the UK for three years running, Lou Lou’s are unstoppabl­e and now visit more than 40 locations with over 100 events a year.

Joining Lou Lou’s at the City Hall will be a vintage tea party hosted by Lil’s Parlour who will provide a plethora of delicious cakes and bakes fresh from their kitsch kitchen. Shoppers can enjoy their tea and sweet treat served up on beautiful vintage china in the pop up tearoom.

Visitors to the fair will also have the opportunit­y to be transforme­d into their favourite vintage icons. From perfect pin curls, to sky-scraping beehives, a visit to Rockabella’s hair and beauty salon guarantees some profession­al primping and pampering.

Vintage vocalist Betsy Harmony will be on-hand to provide the soundtrack to the day as she performs perfect renditions of hits from the bygone eras.

Founder and organiser Lou Lou Glover said: “We’re very excited to return to Cardiff with our vintage fair.

“Vintage offers something different; it’s a unique and sustainabl­e way to experiment with fashion and trends and full of character and history.”

Lou Lou’s Cardiff Vintage Fair will run at the City Hall on Sunday from 10am to 4pm. Admission is £2.50 for adults and free for children under 12 years old.

For more informatio­n thevintage­fair.com. visit www.

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