One-of-a-kind fashions that pull Victorian brocade and pirate crossbones into fierce gothpunk remixes – see the gallery for their work with bondage straps and horror imagery, because custom is welcome. And if you live the kind of life where your best moments can only be captured by a Leatherface photo album, this is your shop.
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Fake hair and the barrettes to park in it. Superglam ultrahuge “warlock” falls that feature graduated colors, clip-in streaks, wool dreads and dread kits, extensions, and cyberlox. The hair accessories tend toward retro with veiled burlesque combs, Kreepsville 666 psychobilly bones’n'cleavers, and miscellaneous cutie plastic.
A catalog that carcrashes together 80’s band tees and retro dresses, psychobilly hair roses and and pinstriped fedoras, polkadotted bikinis and skater jeans. Some brands are familiar, others more obscure: Liquor Brand, Steady, Paper Doll, Switchblade Stiletto, Iron Fist, Hairy Scary, Lucky 13, Sourpuss, Macabre, Magick Outlaw, CyberOptix, Hell’s Belles, lots more.
Corsetry and zombified fashions that boldly flounce forth with blood splatters and Frankenstein stitching. And some unusual prints among the PVC and cotton twill: Ouija boards, poisoned binary codes, and dominas interspersed with keyholes and cursive, which can also be made in matching cuffs. Hand-smeared A-line skirts, aprons trimmed with red organza to match the visceral drizzles, bone cuffs, custom is welcome and ready to distress.
Tees for men and women, punk and horror and a bit of perversity that encompasses both Bettie Page and tampon diagrams. Patterned wallets and purses, rockabilly hair bows and jewelry, pins and patches, bondage belts, creeps and sneaks, some Lucky 13 clothing, and loose studs and spikes for your own customization projects.
A gathering of streetwear and rockabilly brands that includes the well-known designs of Serious, Lucky 13, Steady, Sailor Jerry, and Switchblade Stiletto, but digs deeper: Tattooed Geisha of Frankenstein tees from Black Market Art, spiderwebbed cami sets from Timeless, rhinestone and studded cuffs from Funk Plus, tattoo flash onesides from Six Bunnies, psychobilly snazz from Kreepsville 666 and Hairy Scary, bags from Loungefly and Lux De Ville, jewelling from Spark and Rock Rebel, lots of other miscellaneous bad-kid dressup and particularly good for belt buckles.
Unabashed flaunting of geek pride via silly tees. Robots, ninjas, pirates, and diceshakers will all find their fetishes represented here, with some cartoony horror and a couple of swirly goth-faerie designs. Thanks,
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