Sentences with phrase «voodoo vixen»

As I mentioned in my last Voodoo Vixen review, I find most of their dresses come up a little on the large side and where I've gone for an XL in the past I've sized down and gone for a L. I'm so glad I did as this sits perfectly on me and I think the larger size would be a bit too loose.

As well as this gorgeous dress and the Gabriela dress that I featured last week, there are also a lot of new arrivals on the Voodoo Vixen website at the moment, which I can't wait to try.

This Voodoo Vixen beauty has such a gorgeous pencil shape.

As this was my first Voodoo Vixen dress, I decided to do a full review.

I was especially excited to give this Voodoo Vixen Cats on a Wire dress a whirl — not only am I in love with novelty prints, but this particular dress had the most amazing neckline detail.

Relive the Good Old Days with this 80s Spring Break Palm Springs California Postcard from Voodoo Vixen Vintage.

Voodoo Vixen You can get two plaid print items from Voodoo Vixen, the same tartan colourway available as either a classic cap sleeved wiggle dress or a pinafore style flared dress — with pockets!

Voodoo Vixen had to scale down their Curve line this season due to a stockist change, so sadly there was very little on offer from this line for their plus customers (they do have plans to expand the Curve line again moving forward, thankfully.)

One such beautiful thing I saw at the last LE in February is this Adelyn dress by Voodoo Vixen, a dress that would immediately have become my favourite pick of the season had Voodoo Vixen not offered such a strong SS17 line that I think my 3 favourites will forever be equally tied and adored.

In that light, today I'm reviewing the Froo Froo petticoat by Voodoo Vixen.

February 1st — Attended London Edge for the first time, and the Voodoo Vixen sponsored after party, with fellow British Belles Sophie, Amber and Alice.

If you read my Titilated by Tartan blog post a few weeks ago listing the tartan / plaid options currently available in the retro clothing market then you'll remember I was smitten with both of the tartan print dresses Voodoo Vixen have in their A / W line, the Lori dress and the Daphne wiggle dress.

Some of my favourite items from last year's AW season by Voodoo Vixen included those from a design collaboration with Rachel Jensen, blonde bombshell blogger and style maven who exudes non-stop glamour and grace.

Rachel Jensen of Chicago Chic Blog is one of my style inspirations, for a thousand obvious reasons, so I was pretty excited when I learned that she had collaborated with Voodoo Vixen to design a capsule collection of pieces for their Autumn / Winter... Continue reading →

Collaboration Examples Match Accessories — «D» Brooch Vendula London — Chocolatiers Shop Front Purse Dolly & Dotty — Falda Skirt Yankee Sweetheart — «Topping the Charts» Brooch Voodoo Vixen — Tiki Print Skirt

Is that Voodoo Vixen coming to my aide, providing me with green lovelies a plenty this chilly and festive season?

Dress: Ella - Gia dress by Miss Candyfloss Cardigan: Elle green by Voodoo Vixen Bag: Primark Shoes: Old Everything5pounds.com

Another dress I got recently from Voodoo Vixen is the Juicy Lucy dress.

Top brands including Vixen by Micheline, Hell Bunny, Trashy Diva, Pinup Girl Clothing, Sourpuss, Loungefly, Voodoo Vixen, B.A.I.T Footwear and many more!

Disclaimer: I received this skirt free of charge from Voodoo Vixen in exchange for an honest review of their garment.

Outfit Top: Buffalo Exchange, I think... Skirt: Courtesy of Voodoo Vixen.

Outfit Details: Romper: Jayne green playsuit, Voodoo Vixen via Unique Vintage Necklace: gift (similar) Handbag: Betsey Johnson Shoes: Chelsea Crew (similar here & here)

Voodoo Vixen's full SS18 Lookbook isn't out yet, but even from the first items we're beginning to see making their way onto VV's own site and to their various stockists it's clear this is their best season yet.

Answering that call is Voodoo Vixen's new Rose Applique cardigan.

And the culprit, yet again, Voodoo Vixen.

The Jayne green playsuit retails for between $ 64 - $ 72 USD and is available through Voodoo Vixen or Unique Vintage (where I purchased mine), as well as a range of other retailers.

I've never been one for jumpsuits, but VooDoo Vixen has totally changed my mind....

I own some from the more expensive side of repro clothing from Pinup Girl Clothing and Vivien of Holloway, so it's nice to see brands like Hell Bunny and Voodoo Vixen offering some cheaper options for the SS16 season (though I'm aware Hell Bunny has done sarong pieces before.)

In terms of fit and sizing, I chose my usual Voodoo Vixen XL in this dress and it fits true to size.

Unfortunately this dress won't be coming to the plus sized range right now Voodoo Vixen rely on their stockists requesting plus sized items in order to be able to make and extend that range, so a drop or slow interest in retailers wanting to stock Curve effects why they're able to offer massively.

It makes me wish even more than Voodoo Vixen were cut in a way that's more flattering for hourglass shaped bodies, rather than pear & apple shapes as I'd never look as amazing in it as you do

The Rose Applique Cardigan is available in sizes XS — 4XL from Voodoo Vixen, who ship internationally, as well as from select stockists around the world.

Working with UK companies, like Voodoo Vixen, would be amazing.

The Joanne dress costs # 49.99 and is available direct from Voodoovixen.co.uk as well as global stockists who carry Voodoo Vixen.

That voodoo Vixen plaid dress, the Hell Bunny holly cardigan, the new Bright and Beautiful collection from Collectif, that shirtwaist dress from Seamstress of Bloomsbury (love piping!)

I too have seen a big surge this summer in Voodoo Vixen's online presence, very much including on Instagram.

I find repro dresses can sometimes look a bit too kitsch and costumey but Voodoo Vixen really seem to hit the nail on the head.

As I've said before, Voodoo Vixen don't size by UK dress sizes and have their own perimeters for what fits their S / M / L / XL letter sizes.

I love Voodoo Vixen's dresses, there's a shop very local to me that sells them and I can't help going in now and then to admire them.

The Joni dress is another of the Voodoo Vixen dresses from their Spring / Summer line that I saw at London Edge and immediately knew I had to have.

This holds even more true when the pieces are vintage inspired, so I was pleased to see that Voodoo Vixen made several pieces in their AW15 line that fit this outline.

And now there's Voodoo Vixen's Sylvia dress, which has a mixture of many of those features, as well as something else entirely.

Finding swing dresses, rather than wiggles, in those fabrics can be harder, which is why I was excited when I came across the Tiger - Lilly dress by Voodoo Vixen.

It's fun to find something that's out of the norm, whether that's because the design is a bit geometric and oversized or because it's a flower you've never seen before, or because, like this Amber dress from Voodoo Vixen, it chooses to showcase an oft - overlooked colour on which to frame it's floral print.

If you're a Voodoo Vixen fan you'll remember the navy and green check featured in their design collaboration last Autumn - Winter season with Rachel Jensen of the as - formerly - known Chicago Chic Blog.

I was really excited for the chance to work with Voodoo Vixen on this post.

Because I was feeling rather adventurous, I thought it only appropriate to take to the skies and float up, up, and away on a cloud of cotton candy Voodoo Vixen fabulousness...

I fall between sizes at Voodoo Vixen, so to play it safe I opted for the size M, which was the right choice.

If you like what you see, Voodoo Vixen is offering a coupon code exclusive to my readers!

For my first foray into Voodoo Vixen frockery, I decided to review the Aria hot air balloon print dress, rated below in terms of fit, fabric, and floatability.