Elven festivalwear in wool, leather, and knit. Woodsy tanks corsetted across the back, suede earthtoned bodices, spiral skirts that look like something out of a fairytale along with more traditional pixie raggedness and pointed “wizard” overskirts, jackets and coats patchworked together from joyfully clashing fabrics, and oftentimes mystical stones are pressed into the designs for extra luck. Fairy bags and belts offer lots of small pockets, and check out the handpainted fantasy blacklight art which glorifies in outdoor-sized psychedelia. Thanks, Sara!
Fraggle Tribe11.23.2008 @ 3:44 pm UTC by lilah wildMoonbeam Clothing8.23.2008 @ 7:49 pm UTC by lilah wild
Wizzardoreas Wardrobe Ltd.7.23.2008 @ 4:20 am UTC by lilah wild
The Naked Monkey6.4.2008 @ 1:57 am UTC by lilah wild
Motley’s Fair Trade Clothing and Gifts4.30.2008 @ 3:28 pm UTC by lilah wild
Firebird Clothing4.21.2008 @ 4:25 pm UTC by lilah wild
Dyed on Arrival4.11.2008 @ 2:04 pm UTC by lilah wild
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Romantic clothing that blends the styles of India with a little goth. Hooded coats, Celtic longsleevers, floral bustiers, sheer kurtas, tiered skirts, yoga pants, and velvet gowns, with shiny bags to complete the look.
Festival fashion done up in patchwork, tie dyes, florals, and rainbows. Maxi dresses and long skirts, sarongs and wide-legged pants, pixie hoodies and flare-sleeved longsleevers, all stuff meant for flowing comfortably or snuggling against the cold. Bags, hats, gemstone jewelry, and bohemian decor to match.
Fair trade clothing where the floaty little hippie things are darkened with a little gothic lace. Kurta tops, tie dye dresses, organic camis, embroidered coats, patchworked skirts, and yoga pants along with medievalish gowns and the occasional velvet bustier. Jali furniture, too.
Festivalwear made with embroidery, tie-dye, patchwork, and other hippieish influences that dips here and there into goth and a little bit of tribal. Camis, flowing blouses and tie tops, velvet bustiers and skirts, loose pants, dresses, poet shirts, beaded jewelry, bags, bandannas, stationery made from beautiful fabrics, housewares, and incense.
Gothic laces splashed with bohemian tie-dye, brands include Jordash, Dark Star, and Gringo. Corset tops and trailing sleeves, pixie-hemmed ballgowns and skirts, poet shirts, dramatic full-length velvet coats, and a few hippie longsleevers. 
A catalog that’s surprisingly dark for specializing in tie-dye. Yes, there are the bright sunbursts of color one associates with classic hippie fashion, but dig a little deeper and there’s crushed velvet decorated with tribal graphics. The casual stuff is great gothic yogawear, and the dresses and skirt sets make for a comfy-looking dressiness perfectly at home in a club.
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