This is How Breezies Get Down in 1973

I found this shirt for 50 cents during one of my weekend treasure hunts. I thought it was obnoxious, hilarious, arrogant, and design friendly. A few adjectives that I often use to describe myself. I love the neon colors and bubbly text. Its marked by the artist named of "Roach 1973".

The Midas Touch

I have been finding some pretty exceptional golden pieces during my treasure hunts. Although gold accents can be seen as ghetto fab, tacky, or downright obnoxious I think wearing the perfect piece whether its a shoe or handbag can really make a statement. Check out the fabulous pieces below. Please e-mail me at osiristhegreat@gmail.com if you would like to purchase anything. I will be re-opening my online store in the next couple of weeks and these items will be up, but if you want first dibs get at me!


Ostrich handbag with matching ostrich shoes. So cute. Get both pieces for $60. This is quite a steal and once this goes up for auction it will go a lot higher.


These shoes are made for dancing. $25 size 7.5


A tray of golden goodies!

Sunday Sunday Sunday: Fremont Market

Every Sunday this summer I will be selling goodies at the Fremont Flea Market. I will be selling select items from Moksha Clothing & Accessories (4542 University Way NE) as well as unique vintage dresses, shoes, boots, and bags. My boyfriend Joey will also be selling some of his own designs. I thought about starting my online Ebay store again, but with this great weather I rather be out in the market than indoors on my computer. I will post photos of what I will be selling in the next couple of days. Below are some pics from last week.


Casual vintage dresses from $15
Formal vintage dresses from $20
Casual vintage tops $8 - $10


Vintage leather goods $10 - $15
Vintage belts $3 - $8
Scarves $8 - $12

Fashion Finds: Vintage Lace-up Boots

I have been on the hunt for black ankle high lace-up boots for awhile now. The other day I went to Goodwill and found these vintage lace-up boots by Laredo (a Western Cowboy brand). They were in excellent condition and barely worn. I got them for a whopping 10 bucks. Not bad, huh? I will post pictures soon of me wearing them.


I love the leather detail. So cute.


Very military with a touch of sass. Not to mention, super comfy.

This Fall/Winter season it's all about black lace-up boots. I'm sorta over the heels and have been looking for something a little more rugged/ military style.