Why shouldn't we larger ladies have the best fashion? I range throughout the country to bring back contemporary and vintage plus size clothing for YOU! My style is a little bit showy, a little bit outrageous, I love bright colors and dresses! Even full fledged drag queen costumes, in my new category,
A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE!Right now, it'sVintage Springtime!
LATEST NEWS!
MATINEE NEW YORK, the premiere source for mens and womens vintage clothing for film and television, had THE MAD FASHIONISTA as a special guest at the MANHATTAN VINTAGE SHOW
at the Metropolitan Pavilion
Booth 18
125 W.18th Street, between 6th and 7th Avenues in Chelsea
Friday: 4/25 1-8 pm
Saturday: 4/26 11am-6pm
Admission: $20
The Fashionista had more than two huge racks packed with the BEST plus-sized vintage clothing for spring and summer, including large-sized designer shoes! Only the finest for my customers, male, female, and everyone in between!
My live show, "DIARY OF A MAD FASHIONISTA," based on my blog, opened on February 27, 2008, as part of the annual New York Frigid Festival and was a smash hit! Your faithful correspondent received a profile in The Styles Section of The New York Times on February 28, 2008, and rave reviews from Glamour.com and newyorktheatrecorp.com!
BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE!
I have opened a NEW VENUE for the Finer Things, on www.specialistauctions.com, "THE MAD FASHIONISTA'S VINTAGE & MODERN"! Stocked with fine jewelry and even finer fashion, in sizes S to 10X!
MAY, 2007
My blog,Diary of A Mad Fashionista was featured in an article on the unfortunate rise in the popularity of skinny clavicles in The New York Times on May 10th, and has been widely syndicated across the country since then! To answer the questions I get asked most frequently:
1) No, I didn't know anybody at the Times, and I didn't get paid for it;
2) No, I didn't even know it was in the paper until my sister emailed me! That's show biz.
Bucky The Wonderdog, CEO of the House of Style, working hard as usual:
You can learn even more about how FABULOUS I am at my blog, where I dispense tips on couture and rage against crimes of fashion. Highlights appear here on this blog, and for the complete adventures of the Fashionista, you can go to:
DIARY OF A MAD FASHIONISTA
