Saturday, December 26, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Perfect Home for a Perfect Dress
Lauren over at Dear Golden Vintage, purchased a knockout of a dress from my shop. I swear the dress was made for her! She shared some lovely photos on her blog.
I’ve always been a fan of leopard print. I know sometimes it is viewed as being tacky, but I beg to differ! When done tastefully, the “wild” animal print can be very versatile, sexy, and even classic. Definitely a staple in the modern, vintage-adoring girl's closet.
I’ve always been a fan of leopard print. I know sometimes it is viewed as being tacky, but I beg to differ! When done tastefully, the “wild” animal print can be very versatile, sexy, and even classic. Definitely a staple in the modern, vintage-adoring girl's closet.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
In the Spotlight
First publicity for the shop! Lady Moon Vintage was featured in the New York based fashion blog, Style Amor. No better way to get the word out about LMV, than a write up about our nicely priced, unique merchandise. Especially during this affordable-friendly gift giving season. Check it out!
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Gatta See This
HBO’s documentary, Schmatta: Rags to Riches to Rags, is a real eye opener about the garment industry here in the US. The film mainly focuses on the industry in New York City’s Garment District. This district used to be the largest employer in NYC and now is endanger of evaporating.
Clothing made in the US is rapidly dwindling, as a collector and wearer of anything vintage this hit close to home. I’ve recently been more aware of where clothing and accessories are made. I would say 90% of the vintage items I sell were made in the USA. The opposite is true today. According to HBO’s website, “In 1965, 95% of American clothing was made in the U.S.A.; by 2009, only 5% is manufactured here.”
These numbers are alarming. The best thing to do, you ask? Keep buying vintage and pass the word on.
Clothing made in the US is rapidly dwindling, as a collector and wearer of anything vintage this hit close to home. I’ve recently been more aware of where clothing and accessories are made. I would say 90% of the vintage items I sell were made in the USA. The opposite is true today. According to HBO’s website, “In 1965, 95% of American clothing was made in the U.S.A.; by 2009, only 5% is manufactured here.”
These numbers are alarming. The best thing to do, you ask? Keep buying vintage and pass the word on.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Lady Moon Vintage is Finally Here
Lady Moon Vintage is open, finally! I know you've been dying of suspense.
Vintage, everything from fashion to movies, has always been a huge inspiration to me. Now I can share that with everyone! Take a minute and look around. To shop visit ladymoonvintage.etsy.com, to find more info visit ladymoonvintage.com
I will be posting shop updates and offering special promotions through the blog, so bookmark Lady Moon to take advantage of discounts!
Vintage, everything from fashion to movies, has always been a huge inspiration to me. Now I can share that with everyone! Take a minute and look around. To shop visit ladymoonvintage.etsy.com, to find more info visit ladymoonvintage.com
I will be posting shop updates and offering special promotions through the blog, so bookmark Lady Moon to take advantage of discounts!
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