Festivalwear made with embroidery, tie-dye, patchwork, and other hippieish influences that dips here and there into goth and a little bit of tribal. Camis, flowing blouses and tie tops, velvet bustiers and skirts, loose pants, dresses, poet shirts, beaded jewelry, bags, bandannas, stationery made from beautiful fabrics, housewares, and incense.
Motley’s Fair Trade Clothing and Gifts4.30.2008 @ 3:28 pm UTC by lilah wildLavender Green4.30.2008 @ 3:57 am UTC by lilah wild
American Vintage Classics4.29.2008 @ 2:56 pm UTC by lilah wild
Jane Doe Latex4.29.2008 @ 3:37 am UTC by lilah wild
Mumblepeg4.28.2008 @ 6:21 pm UTC by lilah wild
Allyn Scura4.26.2008 @ 2:53 pm UTC by lilah wild
The Crafty Celts4.25.2008 @ 5:38 pm UTC by lilah wild
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Sentinels, faeries, elves, and other mystical ladies conjured up from fashion dolls, where the artistry embraces a wild streak through tattered finery and the makeup often going in tribal directions. Happily, the salesroom looks to be frequently updated, and there’s a mailing list to be notified of the latest additions.
Retro finds from the 20’s through the 70’s, for men and women. Bowling shirts, cocktail and prom gowns, ties, long coats, pillboxy veiled hats, tuxedos, handbags, shoes, loungewear, happy little aprons, a lingerie section that is excellent for slipdresses, and the random surprises of deadstocked hosiery still unopened in the original package.
Latex geared towards pinup girls and glamour queens, with halters, buttons and bows, contrast trims outlining smart little lapels and pockets, appliques of skulls and anchors and iron crosses, and the accessories section is pure burlesque. Everything is made to order and custom is welcome.
Accessories knitted up for your adorning pleasure: flower brooches, doe-bedecked pouches, tote bags, button bracelets, journals, and…cute little soft-sculpture blossom-sprouting trees. 
Vintage and vintage-styled glasses for men, women, and kids, browsable by color. Cateye sunglasses, rhinestone edges, a gallery of antique frames(some over 200 years old), with a stock of over fifty thousand items. 
Lovely talismanic scrolling sculpted into bracelets, necklaces and torcs, brooches, cloak clasps, hair sticks, sporran flaps, belt buckles, and fibulas, which apparently were history’s first safety pins. Silverware sets combine 4th century Byzantine design with elegant texturizing, and runes are homed in squares of colorful stained glass.
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