Set hearts a blazin’ in fire engine red! This colour is not for the shy, you have to be in the mood to wow your viewers. If confidence was a colour, this is it!
P.S. The silk kitten bow blouse on the right is 1970’s Chanel, dahhhling!
P.P.S. The middle gown is Oscar.
When silver is too flashy, why not try hematite? This hard to find neutral metallic is only for the most discriminating of tastes.
Since the late 16th century, lace has been one of the most beautiful and feminine textiles to grace our wardrobes. This week’s window celebrates several kinds of lace combined with style, enjoy!
This week we are mad about plaid. The 1960’s wool centerpiece has great lines to it, why don’t you click the pic and see it close-up for yourself? And while you’re there, why don’t you check out our trio of 1930’s brass necklaces as well?
We’re golden, this week. How rich and lux are these golden brocade honnies? The middle femme is sporting a reversible jacket that has black velvet on the opposite side, piped with black leather. It’s all in the details!
This weeks window is really twisted, in a Victorian Gothic lux kinda way. Why get your feathers in a ruffle when you can have silk taffeta ruffles adorning you?
Harvest time is upon us, to be enjoyed with family and friends this Thanksgiving. This week’s window salutes the season. The 1950’s burlap beauty in the middle gives Marilyn’s version a run for it’s money, we think. What a chic potato sack race that would be!
This week window is a chocolate filled confection. Texture abounds here. Whether it’s a burnout velvet, crochet lace, rouched chiffon or brocade that you’re after, we’ve got you covered.
These golden speckled dahhhhlings are making their window debut. Featuring hand beaded and sequined bodices paired with black, they are conservative chic. Great for a multitude of events. Catch them while you can.
The nights are cooling down and summer is slowly fading away. Salute mother nature’s kiss of cool with one of our frosty ombre dresses.
