Campy, colorful jewelry where 80’s charms are infused with a healthy shot of old-world showbiz. Hearts, lipstick kisses, guns, and disco balls are joined by 3-D glasses, pianos, boxes of popcorn, even a dove flying from a magician’s gloved hands. Plenty of weird whims done up in mirror shine, handpainted plastics, and other loud materials.
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Handpainted primpware where jewelry boxes, tissue holders, trash cans, and even toilet seats are transformed with vibrant retroglam tableaux. The hairbrushes are fabulous grown-up versions of childhood dressup toys, and there are some paintings available as well. Custom welcome.
Rings for navels, decorated with crystals and spikes and UV glowiness. Tongues, eyebrows, nips, and labrets are also given sections of their own, along with some ear expansion. Surgical steel and nickel-free options are available for more sensitive skins. 
Bikini sets that come in all sorts of nightclubbing flavors: cosmic neon, punk plaid, spacey holographics, shiny metallics, all kinds of eyecatching fabrics made into tiny skirts, triangle tops, and booty shorts. Minidresses and rompers are available for a little more skin coverage, and many sets feature coordinating gloves, collars, and legwarmers for a complete ensemble. They also do custom.
Gorgeous doll repaints where the archetypes of fairies, mermaids, warriors, and medieval queens are joined by urban tribal bellydancers, right down to the tiny tattoos – and the artist, a former dancer herself, invites you to have a doppelganger made of your performance persona. Yet another doll site where the fashion is to die for, particularly in the goth section.
Tees, longsleevers, socks, and jeans made from hemp, decorated with oms and dragons and other trancey designs. The yoga pants feature cute little flowers and swirls spouting up from the ankles and thighs, and the Eco-Femme line presents environmentally friendly alternatives when getting one’s period.
Extreme glam from a designer who got started dressing Manhattan’s underworld in the late seventies. The clothes are unabashedly, gloriously trashy with rips and slashes, cutouts, zippers, and neon animal prints. And the purple tiger print dresses, side-laced leggings, and mesh bustiers are definitely not “retro-inspired,” either – some of these are the very same bestsellers of thirty years ago. This totally brings back memories of what the underground boutiques were carrying in the 80’s, fabulous for those who crave a more femme take on punk fashion.
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