Dandy Wellington | FINDING YOUR PERSONAL STYLE in the VINTAGE COMMUNITY @DandyWellington | Uploaded May 2020 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
I've been wearing vintage clothing as part of my personal style for 10 Years and it's given me a better sense and appreciation for history. In each garment is sewn an patchwork of stories from the past that inform our present in 2020. But even though I feel like a historian, I don't feel I was born in the wrong era. As a person of color in this Vintage Community, I believe in Vintage Stye NOT Vintage Values.
This the full footage I shot for Rachel Maksy's Video "Born in the Wrong Era"
youtu.be/r5GAJl_vXxI
#VintageStyleNOTVintageValues
*** Support us on Patreon patreon.com/dandywellington
WATCH LIST
BOW TIE: Watch Before You Wear! youtu.be/OgeP8LK_06Q
How To Shop For A Home Bar youtu.be/whAxPOuLFeY
Four Eyes Music Video youtu.be/vHjtlr1pqAE
Winter Afternoon Music Video youtu.be/ebhXTUGWYNI
On the Sunny Side of The Street youtu.be/-f4Yk0L_q3I
SAY HELLO!!!
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dandywellin...
Facebook facebook.com/DWBAND
Website dandywellington.com
Shop dandywellington.com/pins
Brandcamp dandywellingtonband.bandcamp.com
MUSIC IN THIS VIDEO
Honey Doo dandywellingtonband.bandcamp.com
Greenhouse Stomp dandywellingtonband.bandcamp.com
Vintage Stye NOT Vintage Values says that though my style and my clothes may be old timey, my values and perspective on social issues are not. I am against racism, bigotry, misogyny. I respect the bodies, perspective and choice of women , the disabled, and LGBTQ+ individual. I acknowledge and respect the original custodians of the land I am living on, the Lenape Native Americans
Works Included
Singing in the Rain (1952)
Cabin in the Sky (1943)
Stormy Weather (1943)
Works by James Van Der Zee
Work by Romare Bearden
Works by Laurence Fellows
House of Kuppenheimer (1910)
Works from Topfoto
Louis Armstrong in Copenhagen (1934)
After Seben (1929)
Metropolis (1939)
New York Public Library Schomburg Center
Our Dancing Daughters (1928)
New York Public Library
Mary Jackson
George Washington Carver
Guion Bluford
Mae Jemison
In Order of Appearance
Dandy Wellington
Colin Hancock
Zelia Rose
Michelle Oram
Miss Eva Leigh
Sara Deckard
Nialla Leboeuf
Ethan Wong
Christopher Pizarro
Perle Noire
Elora
Chereeka
Rachel Maksy
Anton Briones
Mike Davis
Lord Whimey
Zack Pinsent
Ougi Theodore
Bernadette Banner
Lauren Stowell
Cheyney McKnight
Cynthia Settje
Raissa Bretaña
Abby Cox
Giovanni James
Karolina Żebrowska
Sean Crowley
Bobby Garnett “Bobby From Boston”
Special Thanks To:
Chris Davies Photography
Jane Kratochvil Photography
Jeffery Clark Grossman Photography
Nina Galicheva Photography
Rachel Maksy
Rose Callahan Photography
Thomas Farthing London
ABOUT DANDY WELLINGTON
Dandy Wellington is a bandleader, entertainer, event producer, and creative consultant, born-and-raised in Harlem, New York. Influenced by the style and skill of classic entertainers of the past but with his feet planted in the present, it’s no surprise that this Tisch grad has made a name for himself across the globe. From producing stylish events all over New York to performances in St. Petersburg, London, and Sydney, Dandy solidifies himself as not only an impeccably dressed man-about-town, but a bonafide man-of-the-world.
Boasting an impressive and eclectic list of clients that includes the likes of Pomelatto, Bergdorf Goodman, RewardStyle, and the National Museum of African Art, Dandy puts his uniquely well-dressed stamp on everything from his events to his music. Whether he’s organizing a dinner party at Norwood Club or crooning with his jazz band at The Rainbow Room, the crowd is well-coiffed and the scenery is elegant.
Dandy’s signature panache and eye for detail has earned him features in The New York Times, Vogue Magazine, and various other outlets renowned for their taste and sophistication. Mr. Wellington epitomizes the undeniable cool of the Jazz Age, while also bringing a progressive perspective befitting of the ever-changing landscape of our modern lifestyle. His appreciation for the swinging big bands, elegant parties, and beautifully tailored clothing of the 1920’s/30’s, paired with his contemporary edge, make him a certifiable renaissance man and a true modern dandy.
I've been wearing vintage clothing as part of my personal style for 10 Years and it's given me a better sense and appreciation for history. In each garment is sewn an patchwork of stories from the past that inform our present in 2020. But even though I feel like a historian, I don't feel I was born in the wrong era. As a person of color in this Vintage Community, I believe in Vintage Stye NOT Vintage Values.
This the full footage I shot for Rachel Maksy's Video "Born in the Wrong Era"
youtu.be/r5GAJl_vXxI
#VintageStyleNOTVintageValues
*** Support us on Patreon patreon.com/dandywellington
WATCH LIST
BOW TIE: Watch Before You Wear! youtu.be/OgeP8LK_06Q
How To Shop For A Home Bar youtu.be/whAxPOuLFeY
Four Eyes Music Video youtu.be/vHjtlr1pqAE
Winter Afternoon Music Video youtu.be/ebhXTUGWYNI
On the Sunny Side of The Street youtu.be/-f4Yk0L_q3I
SAY HELLO!!!
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dandywellin...
Facebook facebook.com/DWBAND
Website dandywellington.com
Shop dandywellington.com/pins
Brandcamp dandywellingtonband.bandcamp.com
MUSIC IN THIS VIDEO
Honey Doo dandywellingtonband.bandcamp.com
Greenhouse Stomp dandywellingtonband.bandcamp.com
Vintage Stye NOT Vintage Values says that though my style and my clothes may be old timey, my values and perspective on social issues are not. I am against racism, bigotry, misogyny. I respect the bodies, perspective and choice of women , the disabled, and LGBTQ+ individual. I acknowledge and respect the original custodians of the land I am living on, the Lenape Native Americans
Works Included
Singing in the Rain (1952)
Cabin in the Sky (1943)
Stormy Weather (1943)
Works by James Van Der Zee
Work by Romare Bearden
Works by Laurence Fellows
House of Kuppenheimer (1910)
Works from Topfoto
Louis Armstrong in Copenhagen (1934)
After Seben (1929)
Metropolis (1939)
New York Public Library Schomburg Center
Our Dancing Daughters (1928)
New York Public Library
Mary Jackson
George Washington Carver
Guion Bluford
Mae Jemison
In Order of Appearance
Dandy Wellington
Colin Hancock
Zelia Rose
Michelle Oram
Miss Eva Leigh
Sara Deckard
Nialla Leboeuf
Ethan Wong
Christopher Pizarro
Perle Noire
Elora
Chereeka
Rachel Maksy
Anton Briones
Mike Davis
Lord Whimey
Zack Pinsent
Ougi Theodore
Bernadette Banner
Lauren Stowell
Cheyney McKnight
Cynthia Settje
Raissa Bretaña
Abby Cox
Giovanni James
Karolina Żebrowska
Sean Crowley
Bobby Garnett “Bobby From Boston”
Special Thanks To:
Chris Davies Photography
Jane Kratochvil Photography
Jeffery Clark Grossman Photography
Nina Galicheva Photography
Rachel Maksy
Rose Callahan Photography
Thomas Farthing London
ABOUT DANDY WELLINGTON
Dandy Wellington is a bandleader, entertainer, event producer, and creative consultant, born-and-raised in Harlem, New York. Influenced by the style and skill of classic entertainers of the past but with his feet planted in the present, it’s no surprise that this Tisch grad has made a name for himself across the globe. From producing stylish events all over New York to performances in St. Petersburg, London, and Sydney, Dandy solidifies himself as not only an impeccably dressed man-about-town, but a bonafide man-of-the-world.
Boasting an impressive and eclectic list of clients that includes the likes of Pomelatto, Bergdorf Goodman, RewardStyle, and the National Museum of African Art, Dandy puts his uniquely well-dressed stamp on everything from his events to his music. Whether he’s organizing a dinner party at Norwood Club or crooning with his jazz band at The Rainbow Room, the crowd is well-coiffed and the scenery is elegant.
Dandy’s signature panache and eye for detail has earned him features in The New York Times, Vogue Magazine, and various other outlets renowned for their taste and sophistication. Mr. Wellington epitomizes the undeniable cool of the Jazz Age, while also bringing a progressive perspective befitting of the ever-changing landscape of our modern lifestyle. His appreciation for the swinging big bands, elegant parties, and beautifully tailored clothing of the 1920’s/30’s, paired with his contemporary edge, make him a certifiable renaissance man and a true modern dandy.
