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"This summer, fashion blogger Elizabeth Spiridakis of White Lightning will hit the road to find the best style and coolest teens across America. Here, her cohort Kat Clements breaks down best places to vintage shop... This summer, fashion blogger Elizabeth Spiridakis of White Lightning will hit the road to find the best style and coolest teens across America. Here, her cohort Kat Clements breaks down best places to vintage shop in Omaha. \n\nAs a wise poster once put it, \"I like to be in the center of things, this country for example.\" In Omah-awesome, to be totally precise.\n\nAside from its mellow pace, friendly folks and superior music offerings, the city is home to a ton of great second hand shops which are full of characters and bursting with gems. And as such, I've arranged a list of my personal bests from the city that brought the world Warren Buffet and Bright Eyes.\n\nThe Winner's Circle\n\nWhere: Lutheran Thrift Shop, 740 S. 24th Street Omaha, NE (402) 346-7220\n\nThe Vibe: On a sunny corner in a decidedly super-sketch strip of 24th Street, we found ourselves enjoying a mix of soft gospel on the aged boombox while we perused rad postcards, a selection of weird wigs and some surprisingly cute crocheted clothing.\n\nI Bought: Gorgeously graphic postcards from all across the USA, including some of our stops so far; a pink and white seersucker visor for hot days on the clay courts; a pad of Bridge score sheets from the 30s, to be used when I become a grand dame of the card decks; faux Gucci racquet cover from the 60s--I plan to use mine as a clutch perhaps?; and a Wilson Philips cassette tape.\n\nI Dropped: Just about $7"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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