From real antique fashion tho miniature couture If you know us, you know we create Victorian and Edwardian-inspired couture for BJD dolls. Every tiny stitch made with the same passion and attention to detail as full-scale fashion. But dolls aren’t our only love. We also restore and sell authentic antique clothing from the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Real fabrics, real history, real craftsmanship, pieces that survived over a century and deserve to be preserved for the future

We don’t intend to write a historical biography of the former Queen of France. You all learned about her in school. But we would like to tell you why she inspires us. The rebels during the French Revolution demonized her. The modern era idealized her. The reality was somewhere in between. Was she a baddie? Pretty sure she was. A woman who wanted to enjoy the life she was promised as a princess. She loved to dress up, loved extravagant gowns, loved grand balls, loved to

She is a special wax doll with a story between us. I first saw her for sale about 2 years ago, but the listing disappeared. Then, about a month ago, she reappeared. I saw it on Ebay by chance. Of course I bid, the ad was with a long waiting period of more than a week. I constantly checked to make sure others didn't “steal”from me. So, i was lucky. Then She arrived one day. She is in perfect condition under the dirt—but her dress was in terrible shape, like fragile crepe pape

For some reason, the common belief about antique, elegant, valuable, and chic things is that they come from France or originate from...

Coco Chanel was a great enthusiast and supporter of the art of dance. She created her first ballet collection in 1924  collaboration with...

We like to play with eras, styles and materials. This is how this wig was born. But first: what is the difference between a geisha and...

What do you think makes underwear attractive? This set of ours is made of antique crocheted linen, swarovski crystals, babyblue pearls...

As feminists in our private lives, we are inspired not only by the fashion line but also by politics. Therefore, we would like to commemorate these two great women in a few words. We collect dolls of one of them. (Photo: the sisters in dirndl - Austrian tracht) Lilli Baitz ( Elisabeth Margaretha Schreiber  23. September  1874 Praunfalk, Austria- 14 August 1942) A pioneering doll maker of the early 20th century, revolutionized the toy industry with her innovative designs and

Resin ball-jointed dolls (BJDs) and porcelain BJDs are distinct in terms of material, appearance, and manufacturing processes. Resin BJDs...

🎀Our top Phicen girl Pierrette as XXIst century Jeanne Du Barry. Seamless Phicen dolls, produced by TBLeague (formel Phicen Limited) are...