Showing posts with label skirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skirts. Show all posts

SparklePanda Design

Austin-based designer Sharon Binns showcases a variety of one-of-a-kind children's clothing at SparklePanda Design. All of her offerings are made using repurposed vintage and modern fabrics resulting in adorable retro-inspired clothing. All little girls look cute in plaid skirts & Sharon currently offers two in green (pictured) and blue. Another lovely skirt is the multi-colored stripwork skirt made from four vintage pillowcases. And perfect for warm weather days are the various sundresses and wide-leg pants. And don't miss out on the darling yellow & black Baby Ruffle Pants.

Vintage Creations

Founded in 1998 by Beth Nielsen, Vintage Creations is an eco-friendly clothing & accessories line. Each piece is created using recycled textiles ensuring that they are one-of-a-kind or a limited edition. The Vintage Creations collection is made up of many unique & beautiful pieces, such as the grey cashmere wrap and grey cashmere ruffle sweater. I especially love the summery tablecloth skirts that have been featured in Lucky Magazine. These designs are available for purchase at various boutiques, as well as online at ekoCHIC. All orders receive free shipping & you can receive an additional 15% discount with coupon code Lucky.

Tutusonor

Charlotte Merino is is a Tutusonor, a young French costume designer. Her unique tutu skirt designs are perfect for women, baby girls, singers, dancers, burlesque artists, and brides. The puffy blue tutu is beautiful, as is the romantic white ballerina skirt. If you're looking for something a bit funkier, check out the bi-color tulle skirt or the black & fushia skirt. The asymmetric skirt, pictured here, is also very eye-catching. Visit Tutusonor's Facebook page for updates and other information.

Evil Kitty

Evil Kitty features unique clothing designed by Lidia Wachowska. A preview of the Spring 2010 line was recently posted on the website & it is made up of many appealing pieces. The Off-Shoulder Black Top is perfect for a night on the town, as is the beautiful Zipper Bustier Babydoll Dress. I also like the 50s-inspired "Mad Men" Dress that is available in two versions. Evil Kitty also offers a variety of skirts and tops that will make you say Me-Ow!

*GIVEAWAY - Closed - Congratulations Heather!: Evil Kitty is giving away a hoody in the winner's color choice. To enter, visit the Evil Kitty website & leave a comment on this post noting your favorite piece. Please leave an email address so I can contact the winner. Giveaway ends at Midnight EST, Tuesday, January 26.

Matilda Jane Clothing

Matilda Jane Clothing recently unveiled their Fall 2009 Collection, Gypsy Blue. The collection features more than 40 pieces, including dresses, skirts, tops, pants, leggings and adorable accessories, that will take any little girl back to school in style AND comfort. The line also includes more than 10 completely-unique pieces for women. I absolutely love the blushing ruffle leggings and the women's Charlie Peasant Dress is perfect for the fall transition. Just as the name implies, The Gypsy Blue Collection features a bohemian mix of floral and vintage-feeling fabrics, all designed by Matilda Jane founder, Densie DeMarchis. Denise started the company in 2004, at the urging of a friend, and has been designing completely original children’s and women’s clothing ever since. The great thing about her line is that it's unique & whimsical, yet very age-appropriate. Based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Matilda Jane clothing is available in children’s sizes six months through 12 years and in women’s sizes S-L.

Ikvotha Mashiach

Ikvotha Mashiach showcases the work of Rhode Island-based designer & seamstress Gabrielle. Working with a combination of vintage and new fabrics & materials, Gabrielle strives to make the world a more beautiful & unique place. As small girls, many daydreamed of being a princess at a tea party. Why do those dreams have to die as we grow older? With the TeaCup Pink Princess Corset dress we can continue the dream! If pink foofoo isn't your style, perhaps the minimalist London Sky Silk Grecian Style Skirt is. The Dollhouse Blue Satin Dress is a sophisticated design that will take your career to the next level. And, if you're looking for a really unique bargain, don't miss the Pretty Pieces Summer Skirt that is priced at just $10! Receive 10% off any item with coupon code yapa1.

Salmon Street Studio

Michael and Gretchen Wooff of Salmon Street Studio create unique hand-screen printed apparel for men, women and children. Guys that like to jam will surely dig the drum kit and accordion tees. Personally I would like to have a cap sleeve porcupine tee and I love the screen printed ship skirt. There's also a couple of cool maternity tees to choose from. And the little ones will be happy sporting the various onesies, tees and tank tops Salmon Street Studio has to offer.

Anahata

Anahata is another funky company that participated in the recent Spring Fling. I love the wraps so much that I purchased one for myself a few weeks ago. The wraps are made from silk that is salvaged from discarded Saris from India. Each wrap is reversible and unlike any other wrap. What I love about these comfortable and beautiful pieces is that they are versatile. The possibilities are truly endless as the wraps can be worn so many different ways. You can fashion your wrap to be worn as a skirt, dress, top & more. I also love that it can be worn alone or paired with jeans or leggings for a different look. Another fun aspect is that Anahata hosts wrap parties where you can bring your wrap and learn new ways to work it. I hope to see you at a party soon!

Aorta


I've said it before, but I'll say it again...I love octopus designs! And the octopus apparel (yes, you read correctly) by Aorta is too much fun. There's also funky squid ties that come in various colors. Other unique items include the "jessicoozies," the anchor bunny skirt, and the cute hopelessly devoted tee to name just a few. This is an Etsy shop like no other...and that's a good thing!