A rockabilly-pinup-greaser-retro webstore that stocks a lot of smaller brands alongside the better-known works of Switchblade Stiletto, Stop Staring, and Lux DeVille: Cupcake Provacateur’s aprons and poodle potholders, Heartbreaker Fashion’s halter dresses, surreal hot-rod tees from Gasoline Gallery and King Kerosin, flower barrettes from Zombetty Bows, Hawleywood’s hair pomade, lava mugs from Tiki Farm, jewelry from El Dorado club, a good range that covers everything from chic glittery bags to Frankenstein socks. Thanks, Dolly!
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Original jewelry, accessories, and decor items drawn from dark antiquity – glowering, grimacing faces cast in pewter abound through Cthulhu belt buckles, deal-with-the-devil gambling trays, and bracelets linked with Frankenstein heads. Evil-inclined DIYers will find buttons bearing the visages of Countess Bathory and Marie Laveau, and this is also a good place to find statuary of the left-hand path. And the barware includes one hell of a corkscrew. 
Dark decor and housewares, where manic Halloween grins are grounded with elegant splashes of damask. Jewelled spider candy boxes, flocked votive candle holders and scented candles, Victorian-style earring holders, hanging lace lamps for a more mod look, morbid cake and bottle toppers, vampire-aristocrat placemats and table runners, snarling monster mugs, adorable pop-up Halloween cards, silk-covered journals, and for those lucky enough to have front yards, flamingo skeletons to poke into dead lawns.
Purveyors of hula-themed barware and “tropical supplies.” Volcano bowls, conch shells, and pineapple bottoms to drink from, and the bamboo bars to serve them from – and the supplies to build your own. Fishing nets, lanterns, and war clubs set the ambiance, and for the final essential touch, they do custom hand-carved (and chainsawed) tikis.
Industrial jewels where the classics of skulls and hearts are given a riveted twist: rings corsetted onto the fingers or meteorized with tiny holes, pendants of meat cleavers and guillotine blades and the particularly toothy “yankers,” heavy metal pyramid bracelets, belt buckles cast from shoe soles and brake pads, cufflinks and money clips and elegant little chain-draped stickpins bearing the icons of weapons and body parts and machinery, t-shirts too. There’s also a section of menacing housewares, where the serving knives and rugged barware make for a sinister soiree. 
A fabulously all-inclusive catalog of bartending goods that take every kind of party into consideration, from the elegant winesnob corkscrew that comes with its own plushy redwood case to the bright yellow luau-style pineapple cups awaiting their flamingo straws. The staples are all here, updated with Flair Bartending, Mood Lighting, and Beer Pong, and they also have quite a bit of info on getting into the business – or just being a well-versed amateur.
Everything for the medieval lifestyle: the garb, the swords, the tankards, the tents, right down to the rings of castle keys. There’s a great selection of imperious jewelry and they also delve into the amusements of the time with festival masks, puppets, and gaming of yore.
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