So today I’m glad to show you a dress that features my favorite flower. Yes, roses! The Sherry Rockabilly Diner Dress from Dolly & Dotty is the perfect design to wear to a 1950’s inspired diner!
It’s almost time for Black Friday, our favorite day for online shopping. And if you are one of those who have patiently waited a year to grab bargains from your favorite shops…you’ve come to the right place!
Here you will find the shops and brands that will offer discounts on Friday and, in some cases, until Monday.
It’s more fun to be a bad girl. I’ve always had a fascination for vintage vixens, pencil skirts and pointy bras, all served with a fabulous cocktail on a martini glass. And that’s what The Original Bad Girl is all about.
After years of lusting after this dress from The Pretty Dress Company, last month I finally treated myself. The Fatale Embroidered Black Prom Dress is the design of my dreams: I wish I could wear it everyday!
If you follow me on my Facebook page I’m sure you’ve recently read about my intention to try to get involved in more “risqué” photoshoots. By that I mean boudoir and lingerie photoshoots as a way to express myself. And today I’m showing you the satin robe of my dreams by Glitter and the moon. I’m sad to write that this business is no longer open 😦
I don’t know about you, but here summer is flying so fast! Can’t believe we’re already in August. Today I’m reviewing this beautiful dress from Lady Vintage, UK-based vintage inspired company that offers a great variety of dresses for all shapes and styles.
Hello there! Long time no post, I know! Sometimes life can get very busy and you don’t get much time to blog. But this summer is going to be a wild one, I promise!
If you’ve been following me for a while pretty sure you’re aware of my obsession with anything tiki/tropical. And when I discovered She’s Dynamite and their designs, I knew it was time to buy a tiki sarong dress!
As someone who grew up listening to Northern Soul and Mod bands, being in a photoshoot with a Vespa was like a dream come true. Not kidding!
Many of us vintage enthusiasts are fascinated by the atomic designs from the 50s and early 60s. The Atomic Era was a cultural, social and artistic movement that took place in America between the late 1940s and the mid 1960s. Midcentury designs are hard to find nowadays, but thanks to some vintage inspired brands like Los Flamingo and Piplotex, one can go back to those years.
