Vintage Owl Boutique are launching a boutique with ASOS Marketplace this Friday. We have lots of new things happening and not only will we be having our usual vintage range, we will also be launching a new reworked range, Champamalini, and unique jewelery from, Thread Army.
Here are some piccys to get your taste buds going!
Vintage Owl
Vintage Owl Boutique have been busy bees searching and gathering unique vintage items to sell on ASOS marketplace. We have a fabulous collection to share with you on Friday that I think you will love and adore!
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| Vintage Summer Cardi & Floral Blouse |
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| Vintage Denim Jumpsuit |
Champamalini
Champamalini is a Sanskrit name meaning 'She who wears a garland of champa flowers'. The champa flower is a wonderfully fragrant and exquisite flower that grows on the champak tree of India.
The Champamalini range is a little collection of customised vintage clothes designed with the wearer in mind. They are delightful handpicked pieces with something special added just like a flower garland! Champamalini will also be launching a 'ready to wear' collection later in the year based on the designs of the 30s, 40s and 50s. Champamalini also offers a unique dressmaking and alterations service so you can get the vintage look tailor-made especially for you! Please contact us for more information. We would love to hear from you!
Thread Army
Thread Army is Rebecca Ridgers. Bex quit the corporate treadmill to become a full-time Mum and all round better person. Whilst being at home she found she had time to explore her creative side to set forth in discovering the wonderful world of crochet. Whilst happy making large patterned and boldly coloured pieces, she found more satisfaction in making smaller and smaller crocheted items and eventually settled on a very individual style of micro crochet using tiny needles. These pieces of crocheted jewelry are unique and lovingly crafted in the fabulous city of Brighton.
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| Crocheted Red Bird Necklace by Thread Army |
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| Crocheted Dog Necklace by Thread Army |
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