I recently recommended Little White Dress shop to my hair dresser whose daughter is looking for a junior prom dress that has a vintage feel yet is classically elegant.
They have awesome classic pieces with clean lines and beautiful corsages.
I have been eyeing a dress for myself, I just need an occasion.
I don't use that often but this seller RubyPearl has the most kick a shop announcement I have ever seen. And check out this to die for gown listed as well.
Sunny Haralson was born in a house of ill repute. After acing the first grade, she ran away to join the circus. At night, while the elephants slept, she learned how to spin and sew from the spiders. She made whimsical creations for the trapeze artists, who needed their outfits to be both beautiful and comfortable. Magpies brought her shiny objects to embellish her dresses with, if they sometimes accidentally brought an eyeball they'd plucked from some unfortunate, she forgave them and quietly popped it into her mouth. The circus, for all it glorious adventure, was often low on dietary protein. Soon everyone in the circus was wearing Rubypearl. The bearded lady told her friends she'd never felt so feminine. Lobster Boy proudly showed off his new embroidered claw covers, and the clowns matched their rainbow makeup to their beaded reworked jumpsuits. The monkeys were jealous of the midgets tutus and tried to steal them while everyone slept. When she tired of the traveling life she retired and became the child bride of a famous oil tycoon. But no matter how many jeweled tiaras her lover presented her, no matter how much gold dust he sprinkled on her pillow, she missed creating beautiful things for her friends. So before her marriage could be consummated, before the wedding cake was thrown out and the rice had been blown away by the wind, in the dead of night she set out alone to live in the desert. It's there, in a tiny cabin, that she creates her wearable art. She plucks ideas from her dreams and sews with needles made from the giant cactus that guards her doorway. The UPS man never sees her face.
The mathematician in me (I have a Bachelors in Math from Cornell - I keep the geek in me well hidden) is fascinated by the monthly stats that come out in the Etsy monthly weather reports.
I had the opportunity to use the linen napkins I bought over a year ago from BetsyGrace at a recent luncheon I hosted at my home. They were so nice that the ladies were apprehensive about using them. But I am a big component of things should be usable not just for show. I washed them right after the event and they are just like new.
I am thinking I may need to get a runner from BetsyGrace as well.