Doll repaints where otherworldly glitz peeps through a gallery centered mainly on fashion and glamour. The sculptures are pure unrestrained fantasy, dripping with jewels and mermaid attitude, and clicking through the site reveals biker chicks with dragon companions, vampires, retro faces, cute outfits and tattoos and gallons of flowing hair. Commissions welcome.
Jac Doll Art Studios10.26.2009 @ 11:25 pm UTC by lilah wildOld Fashion Halloween10.22.2009 @ 1:54 pm UTC by lilah wild
Goddess Dreams10.10.2009 @ 1:18 pm UTC by lilah wild
The Boudoir Queen9.3.2009 @ 2:29 pm UTC by lilah wild
The Poisoned Apple7.13.2009 @ 2:07 pm UTC by lilah wild
The Tudor Shoppe6.28.2009 @ 1:41 pm UTC by lilah wild
Mame Clothing5.7.2009 @ 3:36 am UTC by lilah wild
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Vintage and vintage-style goodies for those who prefer to celebrate Hallows’ Eve with a retro touch – or update year-round goth decor with spiderweb table runners. Tons and tons of party decorations, including some actual antiques, and pages for jack o’lanterns, Day of the Dead, and fortunetelling. The original art section includes Kerrykate dolls, Haunting Memories glass skull ornaments, handpainted dancing skeleton umbrellas, and Queen of Hearts sweetly morbid wedding plates, and the Cards section is a goldmine of old-world imagery chock full of black cats and flying witches. Absolutely loaded with great finds for the haunt-minded home.
Waify fantasy dolls dipping into steampunk and pinup and circus themes, sculpted freeform from polymer clay and given meticulous detailing, from the hand-dyed outfits to tiny stuffed animals right down to individually applied eyelashes. The overall effect is softly surreal, as if they’ve stepped out from a watercolor landscape, further embellished by the use of musical box bases, tiny theater stages, or vintage windup keys. Commissions welcome: “You can send me your ideas or the picture of your daughter or even yourself and I will gladly do my best.” 
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.
A small cornucopia of gothic ragdolls in cloth and paper mache, covering every dark style from teddy-clutching witchypoo to gauze-draped horror vamp, tattered mermaids and ghostly brides, a section of fabric kitties, and some flat-out creepy imaginings of blood-drenched orphans and eyeless mandrakes. The bags and coffin boxes are handpainted with black-and-white ravens and ghouls, with the photography page full of babydolls in various states of decay. Custom welcome.
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.
An Australian goth boutique that carries all the essentials, leaning towards the more modern and sleek with touches of retro and bondage. Heavy Red, Vollers, Demonia, and Lip Service are mixed up with Hell for Leather and Covet Couture, with appearances by Alchemy Gothic and Manic Panic, and supportiveness of local designers. Besides all the lovely clothing, they carry dark dolls, barware, fangs and contact lenses, gloves and hosiery, makeup and hair stuff, and empty vials eagerly awaiting your bodily fluids.
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