Looking at the works of Polish fashion photographer Marcin Nagraba it's difficult to believe he was born in 1992. Insanely talented Polish fashion designer Agnieszka Ospia is the one behind the exquisite costumes. Enjoy his beautiful captures, I think you will be with them for a while.
I'm really rather taken with the jewellery creations from US based store Aurora Shadow. Inspired by ancient civilizations and spiritual practice, store owner Veronica hand crafts pieces of jewellery which - unlike fast fashion pieces - actually have meaning and, she hopes, uplifting, positive energy.
I would say that about 95% of my clothing comes from charity shops. 4% of my wardrobe stock is made up of hand-me-downs, and 1% of my stuff is bought new. I like nothing better than rooting through racks and baskets and piles, hunting for the perfect thing. So, when I come across decent second… Continue reading The Industry : Vintage Clothing
My patched battle jacket is my pride and joy. I have spent countless hours at music festivals, gigs and online searching for patches. Once they are sewn on, they play their role in representing who I am, so the choosing process is an important and long one. After browsing patch provider Egle123 - a store… Continue reading Embroidered Magic
A friend alerted me about the latest dark finds at H&M, and I have to say I'm mightily impressed. 1/Hooded Cardigan 2/Long Cardigan 3/Fringed Jersey Dress 4/Draped Skirt
1/Tarango Garcia 2/Metamorph DK 3/Martha Rotten 4/Field Trip
Clothing for women that's practical and still makes you look like a goddess? Yes please. Pazitive in Israel have got it spot on.
It's very rare that I'll be seen without something around my neck, so I was immediately taken with the winter selection from Greece based shop 33 Alternative Accessories.
1/Jo Clothing 2/Metamorphoza 3/Salmiak Studio 4/Alexandria Noel
I have been well and truly seduced by the dark, elegant clothing from US based Kambriel. I am especially in love with the Black Wool Wrap you can see worn by Neil Gaiman below.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 