FiftyDollarVintage.com Offers 9 Vintage Pieces a Day For $50 a Pop

Fifty Dollar Vintage, offering our readers 15% off when they use the coupon code FASHIONISTA. Usually, we ignore these types of emails, due to product unworthy of our readers. But Fifty Dollar Vintage seemed like a novel idea, so we clicked through.
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Yesterday we received a semi-automated press release from Fifty Dollar Vintage, offering our readers 15% off when they use the coupon code FASHIONISTA.

Usually, we ignore these types of emails, due to product unworthy of our readers.

But Fifty Dollar Vintage seemed like a novel idea, so we clicked through.

The stuff's cute. And it's $50. We wish that the photography was a bit more professional, but we see a lot of potential here. Much like a flash sales site, FDV offers a limited quantity each day.

So go ahead, use that FASHIONISTA coupon code. And enjoy it.

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