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Ye olde medieval wedding dress shop: Bridal, medieval and other cute gowns and coats

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Based in UK Ye olde medieval wedding dress shop is a shop with over three decades in couture experience and offer a selection of medieval,  Celtic, Pagan, fantasy, lotr inspired, cosplay and bridal garments like the following. All  are handmade to measure and your custom color.   Above: White LOTR medieval dress (it can be done in other colors) made of high quality satin. The wide V shaped neckline decorated with silver braid follows through to a deep laced-up back finished off with a long adjustable garter belt.

 

Brian Froud's Faery wear collection

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Gypsy moon's company has created a collection called Brian Froud's faery wear inspired in the  fairy illustrations by talented Brian Froud (designer of movies like "The Dark Crystal" and "Into the labyrinth" he has rendered a wealth of fairy books from which I would highlight "good fairies and bad fairies" book, one of my favourites. Romantic, floaty gowns of sheer silk and chiffon and also coats and blouses ready for a more urban approach to a modern fairy, no matter what size or age. To visit the official website of Brian and Wendy Froud to discover their stunning art visit WORLD OF FROUD.

 

Dark Angel: Exquisite Fairytale Clothing

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I have quite a few garments from this lovely shop that I've used quite a lot in my performances. The Dark Angel is an international company that ships world wide exquisite fairytale clothing for women, men and children. It also keeps a regular "bargain or best offers" section which is reason alone to bookmark it. Beside the models listed they also have a couture line that you can ask about for special events like weddings or prom balls.

 

Bibian Blue: dark clothing with vintage spice!

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Bibian Blue is a fashion designer based in Barcelona. So as it's my city, I have the luck to be able to visit the store and spend a time in awe with her awesome dresses and gowns. From XVIII Maria Antoniette's style tops and corsets to prom skirts with full petticoats. The variety of designs, moods and fabrics is enormous and every piece full of fantasy and imagination and all spiced with a "vintage" lovely mood. If you like almost any other style from fetish to cyber-wear (that I'm not so familiar with) she has also plenty of examples.