A pinup superstore that dips into goth here and there with a gigantic catalog of clothing and accessories: glamour gowns and sundresses, heels and boots, jackets both trenchy and hooded, skinny jeans and sailor pants, fishtailed pencil skirts and zebra leggings, tattooed tees and angel-winged tops, all kinds of lingerie, bathing suits, bags, rockabilly jewelry, gloves, hair flowers, rhinestone sunglasses, and tons more.
Note from the merchant: Use code CHATEAU at checkout and get $10 off a $50 purchase.
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Headbands and sashes, belts, and wallets made from prints gloriously evocative of 70’s wallpaper: florals, geometrics, gingham, tropicals, and more. Grab bags are on the way. 
A variety of fake hair for cyber, retro, and anime looks: dreads, ringlets, tubing, braids, yarn falls, and wigs, with a long list of color options. Also a page of materials for DIY projects or snazzing up an order with glittery beads and other embellishments.
The fashions of the 30’s and 40’s done over in cotton spandex for clothing that is both vintage-inspired and machine washable. Yay! Hepburn puff-sleeved tops, Garbo wide-legged trousers, Piaf ruffled sweater coats, pocketed petticoat skirts, shawl-collared shrugs, lots of great stuff that will mix seamlessly with the comfy leggings and tunics of today (and they have some of those, too).
Cloth menstrual pads made in plaids, florals, and other cute prints as a cost-saving, environmentally-conscious alternative to disposables. Made from cotton, they last from three to five years, are available in a choice of different sizes, and the site is full of demos and info for those who are new to the washable revolution.
Medieval armor and weaponry, from mohawked Roman Centurion helmets to steel gauntlets that accordion over the fingers, double-headed war axes and nasty spiky maces, wiggly daggers and a little chainmail. In addition to all the rather aggro merch, there’s home decor, Celtic jewelry, and a page of dungeon accents.
Victorian aristocracy modernized into sharp fetishwear. Primly pinstriped tailcoats, trousers, and dresses given corset lacing, straitjacket sleeves, D-rings, and all kinds of bondagey details for maximum fun with adjustment, including an excellent Self-Tailoring range which reins in loose fabric with strict rows of buckled straps. Devotees of the current steampunk rage will in particular have a good time in here, and their line of satin bedding includes matching Vicar and Whore pillowcases.
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