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Downtown Flea
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This was Wayuu Tribe's very first flea market. All bags are handmade by an indigenous tribe in South America.
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The girls of Fancy Disaster Vintage and Naked Cowgirl Vintage showcasing their stellar retro style.
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There was also some retro furniture in the mix. We want this chair.
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LA label MYVL hooked up tons of punny streetwear.
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Fashion truck sighting #1: Popsikle Shop.
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We're head over heels for Few Bits' creative wood-carved creations.
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These wooden rings are pretty brilliant, too.
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Penelope's Vintage showcased cool beanies, wild sunnies and a sweet selection of retro wears.
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Glass terrariums, anyone?
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Fancy Party Picks have all your decorative needs covered.
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A taste of Angela Pau's chic leather goods, which are all hand-crafted in Venice. -
Citizen Mod's rainbow-y statement gems.
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Food trucks galore.
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For the boys, Alpha Man brought some of their best pieces, from socks to hats.
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Open Runway round one winner SAbel charmed the scene with hand-painted gar
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Fashion truck sighting #2: Selvedge Dry Goods.
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Core Vintage's designer accessories game was on-point.
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Rock climbing!
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Street-style snapper caught in the act.
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People were loving these hand-carved iPhone cases.
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Fashion truck sighting #3: Sugar Kiss.
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LA design star Puja was on-hand to showcase brilliantly bold accoutrements.
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Tasteful temporary tatts, courtesy of Tattify.
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Who wouldn't want to raid My Grandma's Closet?
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Fashion truck sighting #4: Blossom Vintage.
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Lisa Frank would approve of Funky Catsterz's booth.
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What's a flea market without a hula hoop stand?