Monday, May 31, 2010

Tokyo Girls at the Phoenix Comicon


The Tokyo Girls performance this weekend was a complete success--our practice and dedication really paid off! So far, I have only received a couple of pictures from the shows this weekend. This one was taken by my good friend Garry Wilmore, who attended the Saturday performance. You can't see my whole outfit, but I wore a fab reproduction sailor outfit made by Allure Originals, along with a "dixie cup" sailor hat that belonged to my uncle's son. I'll be sure to post more photos as soon as I can!
xoxo,
Amanda Lee

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

She Wears a Pair of Silver Wings



For my second outfit on Sunday, I wore an amazing WWII midriff nightie set and robe made from parachute silk. Matilda's Vintage Closet graciously loaned it to me for the shoot, and I think it was perfect given the aviation theme! I wish I had this wonderful piece in my collection, but it belongs to the shop museum :-)


xoxo,
Amanda Lee




Monday, May 24, 2010

The Ann Darrow Takes Flight

At the Commemorative Air Force Museum! I had a fantastic photo shoot with Doug Monce of Atomic Age Pictures--we shot five outfits in five hours, with three planes and a jeep! This series was taken in Able Grable's divine Ann Darrow frock--ain't she sweet?

xoxo,
Amanda Lee



Fashion Spot

I was quite surprised to find a photo of my Sweetie and I in the May issue of Java Magazine! The pic was snapped at the Scottsdale Culinary Festival--I'm wearing a muslin peasant blouse made from a 1940s pattern, a 1940s-50s Southwestern print skirt, a 1950s tooled belt, and matching tooled wedges.
xoxo,
Amanda Lee

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Latest Finds

Because a girl can never have too many Bakelite cherries!


And since the hot weather makes me want to dress in tropical attire, I just couldn't say no to this 1940s jersey frock in a splashy pink and red anthurium print.


So, tell me about your latest finds!

xoxo,
Amanda Lee

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Tokyo Girls


I thought I'd share this video from the Tokyo Girls' performance at the Matsuri Festival. The video was shot by Luis Luna and edited by Mark Zemnick.


Our next performance at the Phoenix Comicon is fast approaching! We've all been working hard--I've even been working on a whole new act for this show--hope you can make it!

xoxo,
Amanda Lee

Monday, May 3, 2010

Arthelia's Attic Giveaway



The lovely Naomi of Arthelia’s Attic, maker of my favorite snood, is having a giveaway over at her blog! Do stop by to enter for a chance to win a wonderful goodie bag, including one of her classic snoods in the color of your choice.

xoxo,
Amanda Lee