Fashion historian and writer Ruby Redstone's fashion references are eclectic as Ruby herself, drawing from a wide array of historical influences and runway favorites. She blends Victorian styles with 1960s influences, often sourcing her "candy store color palette" from eBay, Etsy, and Display Copy (of course).

Display Copy curator, and the founder of NMB New York Natalie Brown, styles out four killer looks that exude downtown-cool and will have you wishing for winter just so you can throw on that Reversible T-Shirt Puffer Jacket.

Sorbara's, founded by Kathleen Sorbara, is the go-to vintage shop for New York’s best dressed.

Hermine, founded by Lilly Alexander, curates a collection of elevated vintage basics intended to last a lifetime—an ode to the great American heritage brands.

Rick Moe of Tyranny and Mutation has been curating a premium selection of rare vintage band tees for over 25 years, or, in other words, before it was cool.

Aside from scars, slang and sincerity, the Holy Grail of authenticity might well be the band tee. These pre-loved beauties have been worn and washed, they’re soft and often paper thin. They have holes, real holes, made through repeated wear and not artificially in a factory