So, who is Captain Theo and what’s he about? Here’s your answer, straight from the man, himself:

Hail and well met, I am Captain Theo of the Fortune’s Ember, and I am going to be writing a Steampunk column from here on out. The column will discuss various aspects of the Steampunk fashion, lifestyle, crafting, and things not to do. For a few years I have ran a Michigan Steampunk group known as the Fortune’s Ember, we are a group of airship pirates, but we break many of the standard genre stereotypes as often as we can to keep things fresh. I attend the World Steam Expo every year in Dearborn, Michigan, I have multiple Steampunk tattoos and I listen to a fair bit of music that is considered Steampunk. I also do a lot of crafting of various objects, trinkets, equipment, and costumes.

My interest in Steampunk stemmed from wanting to learn more about history of the era, which lead me to finding the glory that is Steampunk. I often stay dressed in steam attire for everyday wear, as much of the clothes are quite fashionable and proper looking. The more I learned of Steampunk, the further in I delved. I already enjoyed making things with my hands and digging through junk for scrap parts, Steampunk made it useful. Steampunk is also what originally brought me to Lip Service! Their fine clothing caught my eyes when I originally got into the genre, and ever since has been a mainstay in my wardrobe.

I had the opportunity to ask the Captain a few questions, so you can get to know him better. Here’s what he had to say for himself:

the Webmistress: Steampunk is such a varied genre. How would you define Steampunk, as it relates to your style and lifestyle?

Captain Theo: I consider Steampunk to be important to my lifestyle, it allows me to escape from reality and have fun while meeting people I otherwise would have never met!

WM: Where in your day-to-day life are you the most surprised/pleased to see Steampunk seeping in?

CT: I am extremely happy to see Steampunk being integrated into more movies and television, and I hope that we will soon see more full-on Steampunk movies being realised.

WM: Is there a particular writer or artist whose work piqued your interest in Steampunk?

CT: No specific writer or artist originally piqued my interest in Steampunk, I originally got into Steampunk for the fashion and aesthetic after seeing a fancy top hat at a game convention I attended many years ago.

WM: Speaking of, which Steampunk writers, artists, and creators inspire you the most?

CT: The only Steampunk writer whos work I have read is Cherie Priest, and her books are wonderful! I can’t name any Steampunk artists off the top of my head, but for creators there are too many to list! I have met so many wonderful people who create things and freely share and exchange ideas since getting into the local Steampunk scene. To anyone new to the scene, most Steampunk people are willing to share advice and techniques, as we love educating new people and encourage the growth of the genre.

WM: Which Steampunk DIY mods and crafts are you the most proud of?

CT: My proudest Steampunk craft is probably my simplest, a cane that cost me about $10 to make using parts from hardware stores and Hobby Lobby. It is simply a metal pipe with a cap on one end, a fitting on the other and a cabinet handle as the head. It is very simple yet quite elegant!

WM: What has been your best antique-trolling find so far? What did you do with it?

CT: Last summer I found an antique projector for two dollars! I am currently about 60% done with turning it into a rather large portable prop cannon. It will not be firing, but it looks simply spectacular! I hope to add some lights and other fun bits to it before the year ends.

WM: If there’s one thing you could instantly make in a Steampunk version, with no limitations (objects, literature, film, etc.), what would it be?

CT: I would conjure up a real working pirate airship! But in all seriousness, I am considering a Steampunk Phantom of the Opera outfit, it would be snazzy.

WM: If someone is interested in learning more about Steampunk, what/where do you recommend?

CT: The books “The Steampunk Bible: An Illustrated Guide to the World of Imaginary Airships, Corsets and Goggles, Mad Scientists, and Strange Literature” by Jeff VanderMeer and S. J. Chambers and “Steampunk Gear, Gadgets, and Gizmos: A Maker’s Guide to Creating Modern Artifacts” by Thomas Willeford. The Steampunk Empire (www.thesteampunkempire.com) is a good social network for meeting Steampunk people around the world as well. Other than that, I say find events you can make it to, look at pictures online, surf Etsy and Google, then get out there and start making and building! Also, Lip Service has some simply gorgeous clothing that suits the genre! Don’t just look at their main Steampunk lines such as Step in Time though, their other lines have some pieces that are truly wonderful that fit in very well, especially for the punk side of Steampunk! The new hooded suspenders they have coming soon (note:  style is in upcoming group Dead-Nation) make a wonderful accent piece to many outfits.

WM: We know this is a Steampunk column and all, but what are some of your other interests, outside Steampunk?

CT: I enjoy gaming, the cyberpunk genre, cinema, industrial music, musicals, and any excuse I can find to dress up.

WM: Wild card question: What is the one thing you’d like everyone to know about you?

CT: I am absolutely insane! (Your webmistress can confirm this to be true.)

We can’t wait to check out Capt. Theo’s first Dispatch, here in the LS Webzine Wednesday, March 7th.

You can find Capt. Theo online at:

Twitter: @thegeo

Tumblr: The Mind of a Madman

Never fear, last minute Charlie! When you spend $150 or more, we’ll RUSH your shipping!

There’s no code, no special instructions to remember. Just buy some Lippy style for everyone on your list at the Lip Service webstore and, if your order is $150 or more, we’ll upgrade to RUSH shipping ON US.

Pretty simple, huh?

So, why drive yourself crazy with malls and crowds? Get what they really want, some killer gear to rock in the new year!

Happy Holidays, Fashion Freaks!

Here are all the details:

- Lip Service webstore purchases must be made between 12:01 AM Monday, December 19 and 2:00 PM Wednesday, December 21 (all times are Pacific)

- CUT-OFF TIME FOR ORDERS TO BE SHIPPED WEDNESDAY (DEC 21) IS 2PM PACIFIC. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS.

- Free shipping upgrade applies to domestic orders only.

- Free upgrade is based on domestic order subtotal; tax or shipping charges do not apply.

- Lip Service is not responsible for shipping performance of selected carriers.

- If you have any questions regarding free upgrade or your order, please email customer service through our Contact page for assistance.

Producer/Model/Stylist:Vanity Kills

Photography: Maura Housley

We also thought you might like to meet the artist behind the fashion, so asked Raven a few questions about her craft and how she puts her gorgeous creations together.

What inspired you to first start making jewelry? Did you receive
formal training or did you teach yourself?

I started being obsessed with jewelry at an early age. After I got my ears pierced when I was 6, I would draw page after page of earring designs. I had some formal training starting in High School, then focused on the arts in college and worked for fine jewelers as well.

What are your favorite types of pieces to make and why?

Headdresses are by far my favorite pieces to design.

What types of materials do you mostly use, do you ever use found
objects or collaborate with different artists?

I use vintage and new old stock stones, metal and beads for over half of my designs. I am a control freak, so to speak and am way to obsessive to work with people usually, lol. But I do have a ton of dear friends who make jewelry and are artist and designers.

What was the most exciting piece you ever made and who did you
make it for?

The most exciting piece I made was my Ultimate Mucha Headdress, I made it to see how far I could push my skills. I sold it last year.

If someone wants to start getting into making their own jewelry
what is the one piece of advice you would give them?

I have taught jewelry classes for years and my best advise is good lighting and quality tools! Other than that it should be fun!

If someone wants to purchase your items where can they find your work?

Most of my work is for sale in my Etsy shop and some is at my main site, raveneve.com, which I am revamping next year.

To see Raven Eve’s additions to Lip Service’s upcoming collection and place your preorder reservations, check out Step In Time: Gypsy Nights.

For more of her work, visit her etsy store:

For every $50 purchase you make December 19 – 23, we’ll give you $10 credit to treat yourself, after the holidays.

There’s no code, no special instructions to remember. Just buy at least $100 of killer Lippy style for yourself, maybe a few friends too and, after the holidays, you’ll have a treat of your own waiting for you in your inbox. On us.

Pretty simple, huh?

So, why drive yourself crazy with malls and shopping? Get what you really want and get a head start on building your killer look for the new year!

Happy Holidays, Fashion Freaks!

Here are all the details:

- Lip Service webstore purchases must be made between 12:01 AM Monday, December 19 and 11:59 PM Friday, December 23 (all times are Pacific)

- Minimum purchase to receive credit is $100 order subtotal (not including shipping and/or tax).

- Issued credit will be based on purchase subtotal (not including shipping and/or tax), with $10 credit issued for every $50.

- Credit information will be sent to the email address on record for the purchase the week of December 26th.

- Individual credit codes will be issued for each Lip Service purchase. If you have several purchases and would like to request a combined credit for these orders, please email customer service through our Contact page for assistance.

This, of course, is Standard Operating Procedure at Studio Servitù. One knows there is no predicting what awaits inside. The only way to go into a Servitù event is ready to be dazzled and debauched and let the wicked scheming of Jane Jett and Miss Crash take over.

September’s Nick Kushner exhibit opened the door and gave us a peek into his creative world. With 11.11.11, Servitù took us further down the rabbit hole to explore the minds of three artists. Along with Kushner, the new show also encompassed works of two fellow Manson collaborators, photographer (and writer/filmmaker) Anthony Silva and “Coolest Magician on Earth” Rudy Coby. The unique friendship and mutual inspiration the artists share was the soul of  Servitù’s group exhibition, “The Stars Are Maligned”.

The pre-event titillation began mere moments after the last of the lingering crowds made their way out of the 9.10.11 Kushner show. Like the consummately expert teases Crash and Jane are, just a whiff of suggestion was all that was granted. For two months, the speculation raged on in blogs, discussion forums, and social media. But the ladies of Servitù were not going to give us our treat until they were good and ready. Every tiny iota of revelation was examined, dissected for any and all possible clues. Watching the anticipation grow and spread was delicious.

After a build-up like that, the natural question which springs to mind is: Was the pay-off worth the mystery? The resounding answer from virtually all corners of the LA creative underground? HELL YES!

Those who regularly read the Webzine’s monthly love notes to degeneracy (in Lip SerVICES) have witnessed the goings-on at Studio Servitù, even before the doors officially opened. It is, avoiding the more often-used superlative terms, home turf, a salon and clubhouse for many LA artists, performers and creators. But, with the latest gallery event, it’s clear we OG Servitù regulars will need to learn to share.

The club has, apparently, gained quite a lot of new members.

The instant the freight elevator door opened, one was immediately struck by the hum of the crowd filling the long, candle-lit hallway. Hum gave way to buzz on approaching the studio, backed up by (an excellent mix of) music. Once entering, the excitement was contagious.

As in the Kushner opening, the space was set up with an ideal mix of display and social area. Despite a constant flow of impressive crowds throughout the night, it was never difficult to view the artwork or hear conversation. So many venues lately use volume as a faux-buzz crutch, blasting music so one doesn’t have a chance to notice there’s nothing much to talk about. It’s nice to see Servitù buck that trend and give their guests plenty of interesting eye and brain candy and the right atmosphere to talk about it.

Immediately, one could note the parallel of the contrasting, yet complementary character of the works and their artists with the diversity of those who came out to enjoy them. There was some commonality but, for the most part, it was a rather dizzying array of LA nightcrawlers. People-watching was at its most intriguing.

Let’s put it this way: Attendees of 11.11.11 rubbed elbows with both Marilyn Manson and Janice Dickinson. That seemingly polar-opposite pairing sums up the unusual black to grey to white spectrum quite well, yet everyone seemed to feel at home. Some sort of alchemy was certainly at play.

Reviewing the artists’ works, the strange harmony made perfect sense.

One could attempt to read discord in comparing the maniacal whimsy of a Rudy Coby video to the brooding intensity of a Nick Kushner painting or sultry creepiness of an Anthony Silva photograph. Yet, they blended seamlessly, displayed to let the viewer experience little tastes of each as they took in different areas of the exhibit. One was reminded of fine dining restaurants, where a tasting menu is considered the penultimate experience of complete enjoyment. Like the best tasting menu, there was a subtle commonality tying the threads of ideas together to make for a more satisfying visual feast.

At their root, all three artists’ works challenge us to not just reconsider our perceptions, but overhaul how we perceive ourselves and the world around us. They tempt us to look deeper for the surreal lurking beneath the fragile shell of accepted reality. They embrace the constancy of the the dark and celebrate the nobility of the profane. One feels as if they’re witnessing something deeply personal and private in the collected works. It’s almost as if we’re seeing things we know we shouldn’t, yet can’t bring ourselves to look away. Coby, Kushner, and Silva, in their group effort, offered more than a glimpse into themselves; they invited us to take a leisurely stroll around their psyches. What we found was neither sanity nor madness, but a place where they mesh as comfortably as the art on display and its creators.

As in any good bit of alchemy, each component was made stronger and more precious when combined as a whole.

Though there is no way to recreate the chemistry of the opening night, the online preview gallery is definitely worth taking in. The exhibit collection, including works by Nick Kushner and Anthony Silva can be found on the Servitù Gallery page. Those interested in purchasing any of the pieces on display can arrange a private showing  by contacting Studio Servitù.

Thank you to Jane and Crash of Studio Servitù for another great night of eye candy and brain food. Thanks, as well, to Rudy Coby, Nick Kushner, and Anthony Silva for an exceptional collection of art works. And, thanks to Joe Berhosky for being on hand to capture the glorious debauchery as it happened.

And, of course, special thanks to Lip Service for having the fabulously good taste to be a sponsor.

—

Mich Masoch is a co-ringleader of the Circus Hooker Smut Regime, an independent production and design studio in Los Angeles, CA.

It’s easier than you think. You just have to rock your Lippy for Halloween.

We’re having a new Lip Service photo contest! Just use a Lippy style from the 2011 collection as the featured piece of your costume, take a badass photo (or three), and send it to us with a little info. That’s it!

We’ll select two finalists and a winner. The winner will receive a Lip Service Gift Certificate for $150, as well as have their photo used in a Lip service promotional ad campaign. Finalists will be posted here in the webzine, as well as in an album on our Facebook page (and maybe more … ).

Finalist photos will be posted by @LipServiceCult on Twitter November 4th, each with a distinct hashtag. The hashtag with the most unique retweets will be named the Fan Favorite and receive a $50 Lip Service Gift Certificate.

Here are the details:

• Costume must prominently include a 2011 Lip Service style to be eligible.  Details re: eligible groups/styles are below.
• Photos must be at least 500 pixels or no more than 1500 pixels on the largest side (No high resolution images, please!)
• Only one entry per person please. Up to three photos may be submitted per entry. Each photo may only be submitted once, so no duplicate entries, please.
• Entries must be sent to webzine@lip-service.com between October 26, 2011 and November 2, 2011 to be eligible.
• All entries must include the following:

1. Entrant’s name
2. entrant’s email address
3. entrant’s location (city + state/country)
4. 2011 style featured
5. one to three photos (which adhere to size requirements listed above)

• Two Finalists plus a Winner (chosen by Lip Service) will receive
• Winner will receive a $150 Lip Service Gift Certificate to be used for purchases on lip-service.com
• Finalists’ photos will be posted on Twitter by Lip Service, with a distinct hashtag given to each photo/finalist. The finalist whose hashtag is retweeted the most during the Fan Favorite voting period (starting Nov 4, 2011) will be named Fan Favorite and receive a $50 Lip Service Gift Certificate. Please note: the winner selected by Lip Service is not eligible to receive the Fan Favorite prize.
• Finalists and winner will selected based on costume originality and execution as well as photo quality and execution.

Happy Halloween, Fashion Freaks! We can’t wait to see you rocking your Lippy costumes!

Eligible Lippy Groups and Styles:

All groups included in the 2011 Spring, Summer, and Fall collections are eligible. Classic Lip Service groups (such as Step In Time, Patent Vinyl or Looks That Kill) will include only styles offered in the seasons listed. Should you have any questions regarding eligibility of a particular group or style, please email the webzine.

I asked Chad about the video, and here’s what he had to say for himself.

“The run down of The Otherside vid is … Basically this deviant rock band is acting up in a sweet lady’s house with bad intentions … Long story short, the tables turn and she massacres TLV. Looks like our sweet lady is a brutal killer … Who knew? Hehehe!”

Checking out these stills the guys sent over, “acting up” and “massacre” are kind of an understatement. You can judge for yourself. Here’s a sneak peek at TLV’s Otherside video.

See all you ghouls and freaks November 2 …

[Show as slideshow]

Just shop in the Lip Service webstore Saturday and Sunday and use the promo/discount code at checkout to save 15% on your order. When you get to the checkout screen, you’ll see a box marked “Promo Code”. Just type in the phrase:
HALLOWEEN2011

That’s it! You just saved 15%! Pretty f’n cool, huh?

Oh, and *psst* you might find it worth your while to pick up some 2011 styles for your Halloween costume … just sayin’ …

Here’s the fine-print:
Discount code is only effective between 12:01AM Satuday, October 22 and 11:59 Sunday, October 23 (Pacific). Code must be entered into the checkout screen at the time of order and cannot be applied retroactively.

The discount Promo code can be combined with a Lip Service gift certificate or webstore credit. Just enter the credit code into the appropriate box and add the discount code into the Promo Code box to purchase your discount order with credit.

NOW GO SHOPPING!
Happy saving!

Now, the guys can get in on the action, too, with their own kickass costumes by Lippy! We have gear for vampires, zombies, and horror creeps as well as dashing and debonair steampunks and pirates.

We even have some great his/hers options if you’d like to dress as a couple! Go as a pair of inmates with a his and hers straight-jacketed look. Yu can be pirates, zombies, steampunk dandies, even a bloody doctor and nurse pair!

You can get all the killer Lip Service Halloween 2011 costumes for men and women on the main Lip Service site. Enjoy!

Right about now, you might be asking yourself, “But where can I get my hands on one of these killer Lip Service Halloween Costumes in my neck of the woods?” We’ve got you covered there, too. Below is a comprehensive list of authorized Lip Service costume retailers, USA first (by state) and then International (by nation then city). At the end, we have a list of web-based shops, too.

Happy, spooky, Lippy Halloween, Fashion Freaks!

United States

Alaska:
Castle Megastore
Anchorage, AK

Castle Megastore
Fairbanks, AK

Castle Megastore
Wasilla, AK

Arizona:
Castle Megastore
Central Phoenix, AZ

Castle Megastore
Deer Valley, AZ

Castle Megastore
Mesa, AZ

Kidney Puncher
Mesa, AZ

Castle Megastore
Metro Center, AZ

Castle Megastore
Phoenix, AZ

Easley’s Fun Shop
Phoenix, AZ

Triangles
Scottsdale, AZ

Castle Megastore
Tempe, AZ

California:
A Touch of Romance
Brea, CA

A Touch of Romance
Cerritos, CA

Condom Revolution
Costa Mesa, CA

A Touch of Romance
Culver City, CA

Rainbow Network
Culver City, CA

A Pin Ups Closet
Cypress, CA

Crypto Technology
El Cajon, CA

Stella
Fresno, CA

Valentino’s
Fresno, CA

Forplay
Hollywood, CA

Halloween Gear
La Quinta, CA

Bizzy B
Los Angeles, CA

Grand Events
Modesto, CA

Lovers
Huntington Beach, CA

Condom Revolution
Long Beach, CA

A Touch of Romance
Orange, CA

Treat 4 You
Palm Springs, CA

A Touch of Romance
Riverside, CA

Evangeline’s
Sacramento, CA

Prevues
Sacramento, CA

Condom Revolution
San Clemente, CA

Buffalo Breath
San Diego, CA

Distractions
San Francisco, CA

In Jeanious
San Francisco, CA

Camouflage
Santa Cruz, CA

Cognito
Santa Cruz, CA

Nuclear Waste
San Ysidro, CA

A Touch of Romance
Tarzana, CA

Incognito
Ukiah, CA

A Touch of Romance
Westminster, CA

Colorado:
Theatrical Costumes
Boulder, CO

The Ritz
Boulder, CO

More Stuff
Ft. Lupton, CO

Florida:
White Horse
Brooksville, FL

Masquerade Costumes
Lauderhill, FL

Miami’s Vice
Miami, FL

Retail Mania
Miami, FL

Miami’s Vice 2
Miami Beach, FL

Fetish Factory
Oakland, FL

Simply Unforgettable Party
Ocala, FL

Fairvilla
Orlando, FL

Georgia:

Junkman’s Daughter
Atlanta, GA

Hawaii:
Sensually Yours
Honolulu, HI

Illinois:
Lover’s Lane
Arlington Heights, IL

Lover’s Lane
Bartlett, IL

Lover’s Lane
Carol Stream, IL

Lover’s Lane
Carpentersville, IL

Lover’s Lane
Chicago, IL

Taboo Tabou
Chicago, IL

Lover’s Lane
Downers Grove, IL

Lover’s Lane
Grayslake, IL

Lover’s Lane
Hobart, IL

Lover’s Lane
Lake Zurich, IL

Lover’s Lane
Lincolnwood, IL

Lover’s Lane
Lombard, IL

Lover’s Lane
Merritville, IL

Lover’s Lane
Naperville, IL

Lover’s Lane
North Aurora, IL

Lover’s Lane
Oak Lawn, IL

Lover’s Lane
Oak Park, IL

Lover’s Lane
Orland Park, IL

Bandy’s Festivities
Salem, IL

Lover’s Lane
Schaumburg, IL

Lover’s Lane
Shorewood, IL

Indiana:

Lover’s Lane
Carmel, IN

Lover’s Lane
Greenwood, IN

Kansas:

Party America
Topeka, KS

Louisiana:
Wicked Orleans
New Orleans, LA

Massachusetts:
Newbury Comics
Brighton, MA

Hubba Hubba
Cambridge, MA

Fools Mansion
Lynn, MA

Michigan:
Lover’s Lane
Birmingham, MI

Showtime Clothing
Detroit, MI

Lover’s Lane
Flint, MI

Lover’s Lane
Saginaw, MI

Lover’s Lane
Southfield, MI

Lover’s Lane
Sterling Heights, MI

Lover’s Lane
Taylor, MI

Lover’s Lane
Troy, MI

Fantasy Attic Costumes
Ypsilanti, MI

Lover’s Lane
Ypsilanti, MI

Lover’s Lane
Plymouth, MI

Noir Leather
Royal Oak, MI

Lover’s Lane
Westland, MI

Missouri:
Cheap Trx
St. Louis, MO

Johnnie Brock’s
St. Louis, MO

Montana:
Fantasy
Missoula, MT (Brooks Street)

Fantasy
Missoula, MT (Downtown)

Nebraska:
Party America
Lincoln, NE

Nevada:
Halloween Mart
Las Vegas, NV

Print Factory
Las Vegas, NV

Chocolate Walrus
Reno, NV

Melting Pot
Reno, NV

New Mexico:
Castle Megastore
Albuquerque, NM

Free Radicals
Albuquerque, NM

New York:
Phase ID
Amherst, NY

Halloween Adventure
New York, NY

Trash and Vaudeville
New York, NY

Vampire Freaks
New York, NY

North Carolina:
Dead Ed’s
Salisbury, NC

Oregon:
Fantasy
Beaverton, OR

Fantasy
Clackamas, OR

Special Occasions
Corvallis, OR

Castle Megastore
Medford, OR

Babygirl Inc.
Portland, OR

Castle Megastore
Portland, OR

Dysfuctional Doll
Portland, OR

Fantasy
Portland, OR (Downtown)

Fantasy
Portland, OR (Hollywood District)

Castle Megastore
Springfield, OR

Fantasy
Tigard, OR

Pennsylvania:
Passional
Philadelphia, PA

Zombie Buddies
Coraopolis, PA

South Carolina:
Exchange Factor
Charleston, SC

Texas:
Lucy In Disguise With Diamonds
Austin, TX

Rose Costumes
Denton, TX

Erotic Cabaret
Houston, TX

Let’s Party
Killeen, TX

The Gallery
McAllen, TX

Dallas Vintage Shop
Plano, TX

My Pink and Black Straps
San Antonio, TX

International Fun Shop
Seabrook, TX

Eros 1207
South Houston, TX

Vermont:
Old Gold
Burlington, VT

Virginia:
The Underground Asylum
Portsmouth, VA

52 Weeks of Romance
Roanoke, VA

Washington:
Lovers
Auburn, WA

Lovers
Bellingham, WA

Lovers
Burlington, WA

Lovers
Everett, WA

Lovers
Federal Way, WA

Lovers
Issaquah, CA

Castle Megastore
Kennewick, WA

Let’s Party
Kennewick, WA

Lovers
Kent, WA

Lovers
Kirkland, WA

Lovers
Lynwood, WA

Lovers
Olympia, WA

Lovers
Puyallup, WA

Lovers
Redmond, WA

Lovers
Renton, WA

Castle Megastore
Seattle, WA

Lovers
Seattle, WA

The Metro
Seattle, WA

Lovers
Shoreline, WA

Castle Megastore
Silverdale, WA

Lovers
Silverdale, WA

Castle Megastore
Spokane, WA

Lovers
Spokane, WA

Castle Megastore
Tacoma, WA

Lovers
Tacoma, WA

Lovers
Tukwila, WA

International

Trash Monkey
Brisbane, Australia

Human Wreckage
Eschol Park, NSW, Australia

Beserk Clothing
Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia

Into Camelot
Fremantle, West Australia

Furr Hair Fashion
Newtown, NSW, Australia

Run Riot
Mount Barker, South Australia

Mame Clothing
Perth, Australia

Fans
Antwerpen, Belgium

Jack D Clothing
Courtenay, BC, Canada

Millenium
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Nightshade Corsets Inc.
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Redemption Boutique Inc.
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Rowena
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Out Of The Past
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Extreme Style
Kingston, Ontario, Canada

DNA Screening INC.
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Cruella
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Trivium
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Madame Yes
Regina, SK, Canada

Karries Kostumes
St. Albert, Alberta, Canada

Party Supply Depot
Thornhill, Ontario, Canada

Amazing Party & Costume
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Borderline Plus
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Dusk
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Hell’s Belles
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

He and She Gallery
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Original
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Reflections
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Archetype
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Millenium #2
Vancouver, BC, Canada

New World Designs
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Venus and Mars
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Hungover Empire
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Black No.1
Copenhagen, Denmark

Dark Side
London, England

So High Soho
London, England

Violent Delights
Mayland, Essex, England

Rock’N’Roll Alley
Berlin, Germany

Paranox
Bonn, Germany

Cyberloxx
Duisburg, Germany

Monsterville
Kavala, Greece

Black Pirate
Rimini, Italy

Velvet SNC
Vicenza, Italy

Nude Vamp
Fukui, Japan

Epicurean Garden
Kitaku Nagoyashi Aichi, Japan

Dark-4-Leafs
Middelburg, The Netherlands

Calico Jacks Boutique LTD.
Wellington, New Zealand

Manillusion
Oslo, Norway

Ragnarakk
Trondheim, Norway

Teatrocentro
San Juan, Puerto Rico

Black Pony
Cape Town, South Africa

Rock Me
Vanersborg, Sweden

Maniak Black Market
Geneva, Switzerland

Walhalla
Olten, Switzerland

Web

www.7thavenuecotumes.com

www.buycostumes.com

www.castlemegastore.com

www.costumealibi.com

www.fantasyattic.com

www.halloweencostumes.com

www.halloweenmart.com

www.hottycostumes.com

www.infectiousthreads.com

www.lingeriediva.com

www.loverslane.com

www.mr.costume.com

www.partycity.com (or a Party City location near you)

www.skatesonhaight.com

www.spencergifts.com (Costumes also available in stores)

www.spirithalloween.com

http://stores.ebay.com/deadgothgirl

www.theundergroundasylum.com