A mix of vintage finds and glittery medieval reproductions. Giant 1960’s boho necklaces, bakelite, a section just for Sam Niello Thai-deco goodies, and a page of cufflinks and tie bars for the guys among the usual rhinestone brooches and cocktail rings. The new stuff is devoted to the Renaissance, which besides bracelets and earrings, also includes the period-specific styles of girdle belts and collars of office, and some of it is modeled directly from movies and TV shows.
Illusion Jewels1.28.2010 @ 12:14 pm UTC by lilah wildEnamore1.20.2010 @ 4:38 am UTC by lilah wild
Museum Store Company11.25.2009 @ 2:11 pm UTC by lilah wild
Garden Party Collection/CostumeJewel.com11.23.2009 @ 1:29 pm UTC by lilah wild
Torture Couture11.15.2009 @ 10:03 pm UTC by lilah wild
Violet Rose Designs10.13.2009 @ 11:38 pm UTC by lilah wild
The Boudoir Queen9.3.2009 @ 2:29 pm UTC by lilah wild
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Retro fashion conjured up from organic, sustainable, and vintage fabrics. Which means, eco-pasties! Some dresses and skirts that wiggle and swing, but the catalog’s main treasure trove is in the lingerie, camis and nighties and a small avalanche of old-fashioned knickery underwear. Also hair bands, beaded bracelets and necklaces, flower brooches and hair clips, knitted scarves and hats, and bamboo-fabric sleep masks.
Decor and adornment replicated from art and artifacts around the world: Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Hindu, Asian, African, Aztec, medieval, and a touch of abstract modern are scattered throughout pages of historically-inspired jewelry and housewares. Loads of statuary from Buddha to Beethoven, the games include mummy bridge decks, the gadgetry runs towards sundials and hourglasses, and Frank Lloyd wright pops up in the earrings. Thanks 
All kinds of costume and estate jewelry from the Victorian era up through the 60’s, meticulously organized by designer, era, and material. Bakelite bangles, flamboyant brooches, Czech glass necklaces, charm bracelets loaded with clacking beads, showgirl earrings, rhinestone dress clips, and some glamorous miscellanea of flapper bags and celluloid hair combs. There’s also a “wearable wounded” section for still-lovely items in need of a little TLC. Thanks, 
Retro accessorization darkened with horror. Hats and fascinators, glitter hair roses, plenty of vintage-style vampery for those who like their glamour straight up. For more visceral tastes, psychobilly creeps about in Frankenstein cameos and cocktail rings, pearl skull bracelets, and eyeball hair clips. Special requests welcome.
A small catalog of Victorian plumage handmade from a mix of vintage and modern materials: aatin ribbon chokers festooned with rosettes and cameos, ruffly aristocratic jabots and lacy bibs, necklaces dripping with fringe, velvet armwarmers. And for the working hours, there’s a page of various pocketed holster belts designed with hairdressers and makeup artists and stage crews in mind.
Flapper fashion cross-pollinated with floppy-hatted L.A. bohemian in soft explosions of lace and tulle, reminiscent of what vintage shopping in the sixties must have been like. Much of it is concocted from found fabrics and elements, and spiced up with period flair: turbans and cloches, harem pantsuits, detachable tattered capelet/bustle combos, bed jackets, “cuff cakes” for the arms and ankles, chandelier necklaces, and a page of 20’s dresses scooped up from various well-dressed eccentrics. Also some bedroom decor and glamorous little dolls.
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