I have n

oticed a fashion trend on my numerous adventures into the handmade world of etsy.com called "steampunk."
While difficult to define exactly, steampunk has to do with turn-of-the-century victorian fashion, industrial gears, leather and buckles. I especially love all of the jewelry made from old

watches, vintage beads, and found metal objects. There is also a connection between steampunk and Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series, which has brought about a craze in vampire fashion.
There is a very useful and interesting article about the steampunk trend
here. You can click on any of these pictures to take you directly to the etsy shop....Unfortunately, here in AK I have little opportunity to publicly wear corsets, and the

lace cuffs would likely not look right under my down puffy coat I am sporting, now that winter has hit us hard....So, I may have to settle for the jewelry until next summer!
1 comment:
I live in Eagle River and I'm feeling the same way!
I wish there were more convention type things here in Alaska.
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