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Fashion, Darling! - Clothing Showcase 01 - My Clothes!

 

I wanted to do a series of posts showing off and promoting clothes and accessories that I enjoy! I wills tart with some things from my own wardrobe, then perhaps share things I've found online and such, as well. I hope you enjoy, and maybe you'll even find something you fancy to get for yourself!

A very violent-looking necklace charm I got some time ago, I think back in 2015/2016. Likely found at a Hot Topic or Spencers Gifts.

A classic Sonic the Hedgehog shirt I've had since I was a small child. It was a large so I might still fit in it, but I'd rather keep it from damage at this point! It's vintage, baby!

Found at a very interesting second store in Arkansas. I have a fondness for these old skateboarding clothing brands, as I used to play the Tony Hawk games a lot.

My Puppet Combo shirt! Puppet Combo is an indie developer of spooky horror games. I love their work so I was happy to get a t-shirt to support them.

This My Little Pony/Legend of Zelda crossover shirt was a hand-me-down from a friend. It's super cute! The brand is "welovefine" but I wasn't able to find a link to buy this one anywhere, sadly.

This one was a gift from my wife <3 It's huge (more of a dress/gown than shirt!), cozy, and I love the message.

A very colorful hand-made jacket I found in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.


Another gift from my wife. :)

Rymolene's Pies is a lovely local pie shop in Arkansas that my wife and I have visited several times. They have several t-shirts and stickers for sale. I think they sadly had to close their location near us, but may have moved to another location. Would love to go see them again if so!

Note: I was gonna post a lot more but the site is giving me trouble, images kept refusing to upload...may try again later.


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