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With her passion for vintage fashion and her love of Tom Ford at Gucci and John Galliano at Dior in the 1990s and 2000s, we invited Camille Charrière to share her London with us. She showed us around Portobello Road and Notting Hill, her neighborhood, which also happens to be home to some of the world's best vintage boutiques. With our new 'Vintage Hotspot' series, Vogue France highlights the importance and richness of a circular economy, at a time when it is more important than ever to rethink the way that we consume fashion. Director: Tim Jarrosson Creative Producer : Benjamin Whitley Senior Lead : Tom Sandford Journaliste, Social & Video Editor At-Large: Hugo Compain Producer : Leandra Behrens and Amaury Delcambre Production Manager : Nikki Hopkins Production Coordinator : Meryl Marciano Production Assistant : Katie Haworth Video Casting Manager : Adèle Ligerot Video Casting Coordinator: Sarah Tauxe Assistant Camera Operator : Felix Wildey Gaffer : Ramzey Sabbagh Sound engineer : Jermaine Monero Make-up artist : Rachel Singer Clark Hair stylist : Stelios Chondros ___________ Editor: Laurène Vanacker Color Grade: Rafael Sultan Mix Engineer: Manuel Lormel Motion Design: Gabriel Delmas Post-Producer: Agathe Romain Post-Production Supervisor: Edouard Condat Motion Design Assistant: Hannae Khennoussi ____________ Video Development: Louise des Ligneris Video Programming: Stéphanie Amaya Video Operations: Marie Jaso Video Director: Thomas Leroy Head of Editorial Content: Eugénie Trochu Special thanks to Camille Charrière #CamilleCharrière #VintageHotspot #VogueFrance