Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Novelty Print Tops: Shop Update

At Gidget, you know we love quirky, girly, and borderline silly pieces. Nothing wrong with having a shirt that can make you smile! We got in a few new novelty tops in the shop. Check them out here.






Wednesday, August 29, 2012

BadWill Market: Gidget's First Pop Up

When I'm not focusing my energy into Gidget I produce an indie marketplace called BadWill Market. So far the event has been a great success. It was my third market and I couldn't be happier with how it all turned out. I like to draw the line and keep projects separate, but I thought it would be foolish to not have Gidget at this event! Below are some photos. 

I did minimal promotion for Gidget prior to the event, but I just had to put the logo on the loop video that was being played throughout the event! Check it out.
I didn't decide until 2 days before the event to have a booth at BadWill. So I made some quick tags at Kinkos. They are not my favorite, but they did the job.

Jene from Wear The Canvas was my neighbor at the market! She purchased two dresses from my booth and looks amazing in them!

A satisfactory photo of my clothing rack. I didn't really work on the presentation of my booth because I was busy running around and making sure everything else was running smoothly, but it will have to do!

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Match Made in Fashion: Charles Jourdan & Guy Bourdin

You know it when you see it. A beautiful silhouette, perfect legs (sometimes sans head), fancy shoes, and a juxtaposition of bright colors and dark shadows. The photographs shot by Guy Bourdin are iconic and easy to spot, but let's not forget the other half that contributed in making those images famous. French designer Charles Jourdan, most notable for his shoes. The pair worked together for over a decade between the years of 1967- 1981, delivering a series of photos that were fashion forward, artistic, and provocative, unlike other fashion campaigns at that time.