The phrase "about how vintage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to vintage items, styles, or trends, often in a context of nostalgia or appreciation for the past.
Example: "The article explores various opinions about how vintage fashion influences modern design."
Alternatives: "regarding vintage" or "concerning vintage".
"Already during the first tasting we know a lot about how the vintage is going to be," Mr. Vollalokken said.
Alexandra Roxo talked to Zuburbia about why she felt it was important to use vintage clothing in her new film, how vintage fits into her own life and how important costume choices are for both actors and directors.
It's healthier to look at it in terms of how vintages differ from each other.
As you learn more about how to shop for vintage clothes in Los Angeles shopping areas, your definition may broaden beyond classic (more expensive) vintage clothing stores to include a range of thrift stores (Goodwill, Out of the Closet), upscale consignment stores, and movie costume shops (Western Costume).
Mr. Chen gives the example of trying to find information about how to repair a vintage car radio or plan an exotic vacation.
He is happy to chat away about how great Sugar is, vintage tractors, former contestants, always careful not to say anything too interesting.
He writes about how to taste wine, furnishes vintage charts through 1985 and characterizes vintages.
She couldn't stop thinking about about how the craftsmanship and design of vintage jewelry was so much better than the products churned out from mass production today.
I am the affected 20-year-old in the wannabe-hipster vintage polo shirt talking about how keen his understanding of literature is and how misunderstood he was in fifth grade.
We also talked about the dearth of books on the market suitable for learning about how to buy, wear, collect or sell vintage clothing.
