Clothing, accessories, and jewelry from worlds long ago and/or far away. Fairy clusters of gemstones and pearls, medieval capelets and cloaks, pirate coats and vests, steampunk jackets and goggles. The actionwear looks crafted for performance, not just show – the outerwear drops fancy brocades in favor of seawater-surviving canvas, and the swashbuckling bags follow suit with elegant durability. Thanks Miko!
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Lusty Leather12.15.2009 @ 11:40 pm UTC by lilah wild
Twin Roses Designs11.11.2009 @ 4:57 pm UTC by lilah wild
Lindsay Fleming10.21.2009 @ 5:42 pm UTC by lilah wild
Pendragon Costumes10.11.2009 @ 1:23 pm UTC by lilah wild
Cloak & Dagger Creations9.8.2009 @ 11:44 am UTC by lilah wild
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Medieval accessorization in the form of one-of-a-kind dainty little purses whipped up out of tapestries, crystals, and little found bits, frequently crafted with back pockets for cellphone storage. Flowers are clustered together for garlands and roundels, and there are tiaras, circlets, and crowns for twinklier headpieces. The jewelry is full of gemstones and pagan symbolism, the stationery is all fantasy-warrior-witchy chicks, and commissions are welcome, especially for bridal goodies.
Medieval dressup grounded in solid ren-faire getups, and perfectly happy to buckle things up for fetish nights, too. Cinchers where unicorns dance along the front lacing, bodices for wenches and warriors and those who appreciate a fine bit of tooling, dagger bracers, belts and all the various attachments to clip on gear for drinking and fighting (and making phone calls), and the Dungeon takes things a bit darker with collars, cuffs, floggers, and sprinklings of O-rings. Custom welcome.
Medieval fashion and beyond, stretching into the Civil War, the Victorian era, steampunk, the Thirties, and pure fantasy. Chemises and dramatic nightgowns, pirate shirts, pocket hoops for volumizing skirts, snazzy doublets, hooded mantles, loads of cloaks, something for everyone: the poison-toting sorceress, the Old Hollywood screen diva, and the Jedi knight. Even the Grim Reaper gets a few sinister designs with totally-80’s-metal-album-cover tattered robes (including a fetching Lady Death version).
Flowing fairytale wedding gowns, medieval-style with dramatic sleeves and sweeping trains, hoods and knotwork popping about. There’s also a collection of twenties-inspired flappery dresses for slinkier silhouettes. Coordinating capes and coats, wire headdresses, adorable little box purses, and shoes are available to complete an ensemble, and they do some partial design on groom outfits to complement the bridalwear.
Medieval clothing for men and women, nobles and peasants. Leather-tooled doublets and bodices themed with dragons and Celtic swirling, fitted with dagger hiding spots or draped with Elizabethan pearls. Chemises and billowing shirts, skirts of brocade and cotton and tartan, wizard’s cloaks and highwayman’s jackets, and a fun Outfits section of archetypal serving suggestions, where breeches can be satin-bowed for courtesans or done up in pirate leather. Custom welcome in the Design-Your-Own-Bodice section. 
Medieval dress that goes for the imperious and swirling, whether in black silk velvet cloaks or more sober Jedi robes. The gowns flaunt all kinds of long trailing sleeves and the men’s shirt section is a goldmine of pirate frill. Tunics, chemises, surcoats, Irish bodice dresses, ring and chain belts, hairsticks, buncovers, snoods, costume hats, and custom is very welcome.
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