The Frippery

664 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA, United States

760-699-5365

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Vintage mid-century fashion

For fashions from the 1950s through to the 1980s, this cozy consignment boutique (formerly Deja Vu) features genuine retro clothing from Palm Springs’ heyday representing the desert lifestyle.

Women will find everything from casual dresses and footwear to sparkly gowns for that special event, while men will enjoy the swanky resort wear shirts and snazzy sports jackets from the rat pack era.

Located next to Jake’s and Cheeky’s in the Uptown Design District.

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