Today’s product is steampunk lingerie. Because it can’t all be regular clothes, especially not after I discovered these gems by Marlies Dekkers. Of course, if you have no physical Marlies Dekker store or reseller near you, there’s always her website.
Marlies Dekkers isn’t usually a steampunk lingerie designer, but she seems to have made an exception this time with her Earl Lagertha series.
And what an awesome exception it is. Continue reading “Earl Lagertha Steampunk Lingerie”
Game Changers, the Antwerp fashion museum’s (MoMu for short) current main exhibit, focuses on the evolution of the twentieth-century silhouette in high fashion. On top of that it collaborates with UNIQLO for the UNIQLO MOMU SUNDAYS, allowing free entry for everyone on every first Sunday of the month. Continue reading “Game Changers”
The fashion museum of Hasselt, Belgium, has once again delighted fans of vintage fashion with this exhibit, Jazz Age, covering the rise and height of the Roaring Twenties as well as the end of the era where the 1930s start to sneak in. Continue reading “Jazz Age”
Weird Ape is a company selling watches and pocket watches for men and women, several very much suitable for steampunk and dieselpunk styles. Continue reading “Excelsior Goddess Watch”
Today’s product is this cool laster-cut wooden camera brooch, depicting the vintage camera that a lot of steampunk aficionados love for all kinds of reason: the famous Lubitel.
Much cheaper than the actual camera and a great way to display your love for (vintage) photography while still wearing an appropriately steampunk accessory!
Sold on Ladybirdlikes’ Etsy shop.
That steampunk is a rising star on the Japanese fashion scene has been known for quite a while. More and more Japanese are interested in the momevement, or elements of it, and it’s starting to show regularly. Continue reading “h.NAOTO STEAM: Steampunk Fashion from Japan”
Spanky Spangler Design is making flies cool with their lightbulb brooch series.
Turning the disgusting insect into a statement piece that is a fabulous example of steampunk jewelry!
To be found on Etsy.
People often come up with things to do or be at conventions, gatherings and events. This ranges from simple things, like dressing up in their favorite geek attire to cosplaying to inventing a steampunk persona for the day.
Who hasn’t felt it would be a great idea to be a mad scientist, adventurer, aristocrat or sky pirate? Continue reading “On Alter Egos”
Today’s featured product is Krukrustudio’s Military Dirigible Purse, a.k.a. The Blimp Bag.
For the zeppelin-loving steampunks and dieselpunks among us (and who isn’t?), here’s an unisex bag shaped like one of the most iconic things from both ‘punk genres.
Today’s feature is this ragingly expensive yet amazing mask based on a deep-sea angler fish and if we are to believe the title: the Nautilus.
It’s by Smirk Masks and it’s available in their Etsy store.
And yes, “Deep Fish Steampunk Mask Helmet Nautilus” really is what it’s called, just check the Etsy listing to know I’m not making it up.
