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Unusual and ornate pagan jewels drawing from Celtic, Wiccan, ceremonial, reiki, voodoo, Egyptian, and Viking symbology, with wild-winged angels and faerie and ornate priestess tiaras. Also greeting cards from a gaggle of fantasy artists, incense blends, runes, tarot decks, and other miscellaneous divination tools.
The eveningwear classics of corsets and shrugs modernized with rivithead hardware. Super-cropped jackets adorn the arms with rows of straps and straitjacket restraints, which can be made into full-length hoodies upon request. The bustier tops feature built-in cinchers, flaunting various combinations of buckles and fishnet and D-rings and lace, made to coordinate perfectly with the shrugs. Custom is welcome.
Shoes, shoes, shoes, from zebra-striped thigh-highs to office-friendly court pumps. Poofy Moonboots, rose-covered Wellingtons, scrunched ankle boots, pointy-toed slingbacks, lucite-heeled platform mules, bow-toed slides, glittery sandals, New Rocks, and enough black stilettoed cruelty to outfit a fetish club. There’s some hard-to-find sizing both large and small, men’s dress shoes and Beatle boots, and some hosiery.
Medieval garb drawing from Celtic, Italian and French Renaissance, Tudor, and Elizabethan periods for lots of long, flowing gowns and elaborate courtier ensembles – and things for the casual minstrel, as well. Corsets, hoods and hats, underclothes, childrens’ outfits, crescent-mooned ritual cloaks, and super-frothy fairytale wedding dresses. 
Vintage jewelry, signed and unsigned, with pages for Mexican, bakelite and plastic, copper, cufflinks, and modernist designs, particularly good for deco. And there’s a great eye for fabulous hats in the vintage clothing section.
A big, big alt-superstore of about seventy brands, including Bleeding Star, Gobbolino, Collectif, Ed Stone, Criminal Damage, Spiral, Dead Threads, Famous Stars and Straps, Toxico, Hell Bunny, Queen of Darkness, Sinister, Poizen Industries, Omen, Necessary Evils, Madfish, Living Dead Souls, Kreepsville 666, Iron Fist, New Rock, loads of band merch, and all the associated accessories. Goth velvets, emo splash, punk tartans, a polka-dot of retro, hoodies for all.
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