From French Fries to Fashion
By guest blogger Melanie Biehle, Inward Facing Girl
Our obsession with food trucks (and trailers) has been widely documented, but for those looking for a mid-afternoon makeover instead of a macaron, fashion trucks are where it’s at. A few of the best places to buy your kicks near Route 66.
Le Fashion Truck, created by Stacey Steffe and Jeanine Romo, has been a haven on wheels for Los Angeles fashionistas since 2010. You can find clothing by local designers, handmade jewelry, handbags, and even a dressing room in this pretty pink mobile boutique.
Allison Norris and Amanda Linton of The Kippy Ding Ding peddle vintage clothing, unique jewelry, colorful accessories, and cool things for your home around the Seattle area. The Kippy trailer is also available for private events, art openings, and bridal showers.
Part of thrill of shopping at Gladys, Dottie Angel’s adorable airstream pop-up shop in Sammamish, Washington, is that you never know what kind of vintage or handmade treasures you’ll find. From retro thermoses to hand-sewn quilts and painted clogs, her airstream is a temple of craft and color.
Jonesing for more? Find a complete list of mobile boutiques at the West Coast Mobile Retail Association.




Lodekka in PDX is also totally rad! It’s a double-decker British bus with vintage togs.
Love, love, love it!!!!!! Hair is doing the same thing … It’s awesome. Good luck people!!
We like our trucks out here!
Love those! I wish they were here in NY!
i love this! we have so many food trucks now in nyc. i would love to see some of these. Maybe i will soon!
So so fun!
I featured Gypsy Mobile Boutique on my blog last year! http://wp.me/pz3fH-kK The concept is super cool and these trucks are owned by some of THE nicest people. So glad to see a few of the fab trucks mentioned here!