The Stitch Witchery of Gibbous Fashions

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Selene Ahnese, founder of the company Gibbous Fashions, is a stitch witch. The fabric storyteller is based in Olympia, Washington. She collects scraps of...
Photography by VIONA IELEGEMS Model: Amaranth from the Noble Blood Vampire Chronicles

1,600 Years of Gothic Fashion: Unders/Outers

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Photography by VIONA IELEGEMS Model: Amaranth from the Noble Blood Vampire Chronicles Anyone who’s worn black for a funeral or white for a wedding. Anyone who’s...

The Making of a Hydrangea Witch

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY SABRINA L. GREENE Photographer Sabrina L. Greene was driving by her local dentist’s office in Waynesville, North Carolina, late last summer when she...

Woodland Wonderment: The Enchantment of Ellen Tyn

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She strikes an elf-like and enchanting figure on her Instagram, her riotous fluffy mass of sun-blond hair flying behind her as she runs through...

The Felted Capes of Moss Hollowe Farms

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  Photography by Steve Parke. Model: Crystal Chandler   When Lynn Hurst of South Carolina’s Moss Hollowe Farms isn’t tending to her small flock of sheep, dairy...
Dress, circa 1837, American. Silk. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Rogers Fund.

Fall of the Empire: Romanticism Through Dresses

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Feature Image: Dress, circa 1837, American. Silk. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Rogers Fund. At the top of the 19th century, the Enlightenment and...

Fairy Tale Bride

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A few months ago, we received an email from Kamilla Mai, who owns the bridal shop Eventyrbruden (or “fairy tale bride”) in Oslo, Norway....
Serpents and Sorceresses—a decadent assortment of antique Art Nouveau brooches and buttons, including interlaced serpents accented with shimmering garnets and marcasite, a fluttering of bats, plus the witchy women who are perfectly content to share their time with either (and perhaps be convinced to tell your fortune while doing so).

Art Nouveau by Moonlight

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As the dawn of a new century approached and cityscapes became grayer, smokier, and increasingly mechanized, a group of artists found themselves yearning for...
© Danniella Jaine

Atelier 19 – Jan Knibbs Design Studio

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Fashion and textile designer Jan Knibbs, whose couture work we feature in “Time for Changelings” on the preceding pages, recently fulfilled a dream she’s...

Son De Flor: Timeless, Slow, and Sustainable Fashion

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You’ve likely seen Son de Flor’s romantic, timeless silhouettes all over social media (if not inside your own), but did you know that the...