Summer is definitely here, and so too is a trend that shows no signs of going away anytime soon, boho chic. Think Woodstock meets Stevie Nicks, only a little cleaner and updated for the 21st Century ala Sienna Miller, Kate Moss, Nicole Richie et al. It's a style that can be comfortable and easy to wear, although finding the really great vintage pieces can be surprisingly hard. To get the look mix vintage sandals, western/granny boots, tooled leather belts & bags, and long necklaces with modern & vintage-inspired pieces, or go all-out hippie from head to toe, with authentic vintage kaftans, wrap skirts, peasant style blouses and flouncy, lacy dresses like 'Gunne Sax'. Here are some great leather boots and sandals that we picked up this week this week that fit the bill perfectly, check 'em out... 
1970s/80s braided leather sandals
1980s red leather fringe cowboy boots
1980s white leather beaded mocasin boots
1970s/80s south western ankle boots
Sienna Miller rocking the boho look
1970s made in Italy 'Gladiator' sandals
1970s made in Italy leather flower sandals
Pick up the July 'Luxe for less issue' of Lucky magazine and see Florence Welch, UK singer of Florence & The Machines shopping for vintage bargains at Another Man's Treasure!
Florence tried on a number of cute vintage dresses before buying a 1960s tapestry handbag.
Check out this super cool souvenir hat box and 'Adam' hat from the 1961 World's Fair, we just picked up.
In 1961 practically every man still wore a hat of some description every day, and the fedora was standard attire for every respectable gentleman. However, by the end of the 1960s this had changed, and a new generation threw the dress codes of previous generations out of the fashion window. Companies like 'Adam', and other major US hat manufacturers like 'Dobbs', 'Knox' & the ever popular 'Stetson' who had enjoyed success for decades saw sales fall drastically over a few short years, with some of the smaller companies falling by the wayside in the sales slump, others were gobbled up by the Stetson company who looked to steady and strengthen their brand in the shrinking marketplace.
In recent years the fedora and other vintage hats have experienced a resurgence in popularity thanks in part to TV shows like Mad Men, celebrities rocking the vintage look, and an increased interest in all things vintage & retro.
1970s/80s braided leather sandals
1980s red leather fringe cowboy boots
1980s white leather beaded mocasin boots
1970s/80s south western ankle boots
Sienna Miller rocking the boho look
1970s made in Italy 'Gladiator' sandals
1970s made in Italy leather flower sandals
1970s/80s tan Cowboy boots
1980s brogued lace-up 'Granny' boots
1980s never worn white leather western boots
