Sometimes the trends are even more hyper-specific, like last year’s Pucci summer, in which influencers elicited envy while on Euro trips trapezing around in their retro prints. Vogue asked five New York City vintage stores for their on-the-ground opinions of the summer’s top trends. Emma Rogue, Rogue: As of late, people are loving 2000s era Hollister, Miss Me jeans, and our Rogue Originals line. Rachel Despeaux, Awoke Vintage: Right now, people seem to focus less on brands and more on fits. Awoke Vintage: People are asking for Issey Miyake and red label Prada [Linea Rossa] these days—simple cuts that feel timeless.