Vogue's Vintage Directory

The Best Vintage Stores in Palm Springs

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Vogue’s guide to the best vintage stores in Palm Springs is part of our directory of the very best vintage stores around the world, curated by editors from all over. Whether you’re traveling and searching for some superb stores to visit on your trip or are curious about your local vintage treasure chests, Vogue’s directory has you covered.

A trip to Palm Springs is like traveling back in time. Known as the “Mecca of Modernism,” there are neighborhoods filled with perfectly preserved mid-century homes (it’s where aesthetic fever dream Don’t Worry Darling was filmed) and plenty of places to shop for anything you need to live and look like you re an incredibly chic extra from Mad Men.

Mitchells Palm Springs

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Inside Mitchell Karp’s long-and-skinny store, vintage is divided into two sections: Along the front half, on the trippy waved shopping racks, you ll find sections expertly organized by designer (dividers of Chanel, Pucci, Mugler, and more make it so easy to shop). The back is slightly more chaotic (but no less divine!) designs from lesser-known designers.

Address: 106 South Indian Canyon, Palm Springs, California, 92262

The Fine Art of Design

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Located a bit of a drive outside of Palm Springs (technically in the city of Palm Desert), this vintage store is worth the drive. The wares feel like shopping in the closet of a well-heeled socialite. There’s designer clothing from each and every era, as well as a large collection of modern pleated muumuus of every color and a small-but-mighty men’s section.

Address: 73717 CA-111, Palm Desert, California, 92260

Market Market

Founded by former record label owner James Morelos, this 40,000-square-foot flea-market-style shop has more than a dozen vendors selling mid-century modern furniture, art, and both contemporary and vintage clothing. Stop by during an event, and the bar located in the middle of the shop will be slinging tiki cocktails and snacks from the cool food shop that’s one of the vendors inside. The Frippery, which has women s clothing and accessories, is especially good.

Address: 1555 S Palm Canyon Dr Unit F, Palm Springs, California, 92264

Palm Springs Vintage Market

This open-air market takes place on the first Sunday of the month during the spring, fall, and winter seasons. Meant to have an accessible garage sale feel, the more than 100 booths cover everything from vintage glassware to clothing, furniture, jewelry, records, and plants.

Address: 369 N Calle El Segundo, Palm Springs, California, 92262

Iconic Atomic

Owner Cat Slater is doing her part to fight the size disparities in the vintage world—the shop focuses on stocking a wide range of sizes (including plus-size). The racks are organized by era, with an emphasis on the bright colors and fun prints that Palm Springs is known for.

Address: 1103 N Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, California, 92262