Street-Style From the Reopening of the Outdoor Brooklyn Flea Market
Photo: Bek Andersen
This past weekend marked the reopening of the Brooklyn Flea at both the Fort Greene and Williamsburg outposts, and the warm temperatures and bright sun made for a couple of days of great shopping. Intrepid vintage enthusiasts from faraway locales such as Japan, Milan, and Los Angeles joined locals to browse the racks and eat specialty hotdogs. Most of the people present were already mixing one or two vintage items into their looks, but if you’re into that kind of thing, you could always use a few more, right? Click through our slideshow for a hot-pink milkmaid dress, one cute pixie cut, and lots of relaxed layers — all perfect for such a lovely spring weekend.
Rebecca Mendoza, accessories designer, Mexico City
Kai Avent-Deleon, designer, Brooklyn
Bianca Anderson, student, Wappingers Falls
Rebecca Gore, designer, Atlanta
Eniola Dawodu, costume designer, Nigeria/London/Brooklyn
Vera Ng, office manager, Brooklyn
Mel Hoff, artist and aerialist, Washington D.C.
Blonka Winkfield, vice-president of Youth Development Company, Bed-Stuy
Rachel Dodson, nonprofit worker, Bed-Stuy
Alexandra Bunni, horse trainer, Ohio
Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, model, Harlem
Ali Kikuta, web-shop owner, Japan
Rikuto Takahashi, architect, Japan
Francesca Romanin-Jacur, environmental lawyer, Milan
Chloe Wyma, editorial assistant, Los Angeles/Brooklyn
Anna Lynett, designer, Los Angeles
RaMon-Lawrence Coleman, designer, Chicago
Pierre Cheminat, filmmaker, Fort Greene
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