.<\/span><\/p>\nThe vintage collector and designer is behind McRae’s coveted pony hair zebra Fendi heels, as well as the singer\u2019s go-to baby tee. Now, she’s telling ET how she does it all.<\/span><\/p>\n“Growing up on the Upper East Side in New York City, girls had Chanel backpacks at age 16 and luxury goods were everywhere. Instead of giving in to that pressure, my mom kept me grounded and let me borrow from her closet. I didn’t even realize I was wearing vintage at the time, I just knew I felt amazing slipping into her old BCBG dresses or my dad\u2019s leather jackets,” she explains.<\/span><\/p>\nTate McRae\/Instagram<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhat started as raiding her parents’ wardrobes evolved into a global treasure hunt. Today, Corvino scours everything from Paris flea markets to Upstate New York estate sales, sourcing standout pieces for herself, McRae, <\/span>Lily Rabe, and more.<\/span><\/p>\n“The right piece doesn\u2019t just complete an outfit, it helps you stand apart, whether it’s on a red carpet or just on your way to work. \u2026 It\u2019s part intuition, part obsession. I\u2019m constantly looking for pieces that spark something in me,” she says.<\/span><\/p>\nAmong her personal favorites: Manolo heels, embroidered Christian Lacroix gowns, crochet Blumarine separates, colorful Dior tops, and beaded Fendi baguettes.<\/span><\/p>\nJohn Nacion\/Variety via Getty Images<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFor anyone embarking on their own vintage mission, Corvino suggests starting with a strong sense of personal style.<\/span><\/p>\n“Once you know yourself, finding the right pieces becomes effortless. It takes a little trial and error but drawing inspiration from things you love like old movies, magazines, or even art can really help,” she notes.<\/span><\/p>\nIf you want an extra hand, Corvino offers one-on-one appointments at her curated showroom in New York City.<\/span><\/p>\nTate McRae\/Instagram<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n“I love doing private sourcing and styling sessions at <\/span>The NY Archive HQ<\/a>. \u2026 I wanted the vibe to be the opposite of a retail store and more like an elevated version of playing dress-up or walking into your most stylish friend\u2019s apartment. It’s a fun, intimate, and nostalgic space.”<\/span><\/p>\nStaples you can’t leave without? Worn-in Levi’s, a leather bomber jacket, cowboy boots, ballet flats, and a pre-loved watch. To level things up, Corvino says it’s all about adding the right graphic tee.<\/span><\/p>\n“A baby tee is such a simple piece, but the right one can completely shift your look, like wearing your personality on your sleeve, literally. \u2026 The NY Archive designs are funny, playful, cheeky, and a little girly. \u2026 They land somewhere between the nostalgia of the Justice tees we all grew up with,\u00a0<\/span>Rachel McAdams‘ iconic graphic tank while playing Regina George in <\/span>Mean Girls<\/span><\/em>, and Dior tops from the early 2000s.”<\/span><\/p>\nRELATED CONTENT:<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n