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Vintage V jewelry has designs on the past

Jill Garland, shown at her V Vintage jewelry-only store in Beverly Hills, co-owns the Porta Via restaurant in Beverly Hills and has been collecting vintage costume jewelry and clutches since she worked behind the jewelry counter at Barneys New York seven years ago. Also in Image • Runway looks for the playground set • Essentials: fanny packs • Los Angeles' hot hat: the stingy brim • Vintage V jewelry has designs on the past

Jill Garland, shown at her V Vintage jewelry-only store in Beverly Hills, co-owns the Porta Via restaurant in Beverly Hills and has been collecting vintage costume jewelry and clutches since she worked behind the jewelry counter at Barneys New York seven years ago.

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• Runway looks for the playground set
• Essentials: fanny packs
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• Vintage V jewelry has designs on the past
  (Richard Hartog / Los Angeles Times)

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Her boutique, open by appointment only, features jewelry and handbags from the 1950s to the ’80s, including this Lucite flower pin ($575).

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• Runway looks for the playground set
• Essentials: fanny packs
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• Vintage V jewelry has designs on the past
  (Richard Hartog / Los Angeles Times)

jewelry

Garland’s inventory includes pieces by Miriam Haskell, Trifari, Kenneth Jay Lane, Napier, Erickson Beamon, Elsa Schiaparelli and Christian Dior. Here, a set of Yves Saint Laurent 1980s chandelier earrings ($1,200).

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• Runway looks for the playground set
• Essentials: fanny packs
• Los Angeles’ hot hat: the stingy brim
• Vintage V jewelry has designs on the past
  (Richard Hartog / Los Angeles Times)

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Assorted vintage bracelets at V Vintage in Beverly Hills. Worn with a chic caftan or summer sundress, they are timeless.

Also in Image

• Runway looks for the playground set
• Essentials: fanny packs
• Los Angeles’ hot hat: the stingy brim
• Vintage V jewelry has designs on the past
  (Richard Hartog / Los Angeles Times)

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