come on down to Hollywood Babylon at 4512 NE Sandy Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97213. we have tons of ugly christmas sweaters and more. check out our etsy shop in the "shop online" tab above if you are not in the Portland vicinity...
It's been an awesome week here at Hollywood Babylon!
We've loved being your source for key pieces to your halloween looks!
If you're looking for a last minute costume - come on down!
4512 NE Sandy Blvd. Portland OR 97213
Happy Halloween Everyone!
come on out to this month's edition of the portland flea over at Union/Pine. we will be outside enjoying the sunshine and bringing plenty of new primo vintage goods for your shopping pleasure! the best of the best in portland vintage is represented at this market...
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join us for a few laughs and vintage sale this evening Sat May 3rd - sale begins at 7pm comedy show at 9pm!
Corona del Mar High School students Kim Robertson, Pat Auvenshine, and Pam Pepin, in a mix of mod and Pucci-inspired outfits.
Beverly Hills High School student Rosemary Shoong in a Native American–inspired dress she made herself.
A group of students at Beverly Hills High — but how did this girl’s (center) parents allow her to leave the house dressed in a sheer white outfit?
Newport Beach, California, student Lenore Reday crossing the street and kinda looking like she “can turn the world on with her smile.”
Even the teachers were super chic.
This girl in the denim jumper looks like she ready for Coachella.
A student taking some cues from hippie/bohemian fashion, dressed in a wool shawl and a tapestry print skirt.
Beverly Hills High School student Erica Farber in a black-and-white gingham, tiered top (dress?) and flared yellow trousers.
Student wearing a hippie-inspired buckskin vest.
Marching band plays their instruments while a trio of female students stand among them.
Lots of fringe and vests happening in this photo taken at Woodside High School, in Woodside, Calif.
Students on campus at Woodside High School.
A girl shows off her velour bell-bottoms.
There is no way a student would be allowed to wear this to school today.
Unidentified student rocks a miniskirt while walking along a disused railroad track, Bird City, Kansas.
Via: Life
On Saturday night a sizable crowd squeezed into Hollywood Babylon's relatively close quarters for the vintage store's three-year anniversary party and live show featuring Ensly Mogul and Mister Saturday (who is co-owner of the store). The nerdcore duo did a set of Star Trek-based songs in a multimedia performance that incorporated video clips from the original show. While it certainly wasn't the typical choice of entertainment for a retail party, the performance felt like a natural fit with Hollywood Babylon's particular brand of quirk and kitsch.
The party also provided an opportunity to scope the store's current stock, which was everything one could hope for from a funky little vintage store that specializes in unpretentious whimsy. Highlights included jewel-tone hippie dresses, an impressive collection of shoes that ranged from slinky Ferragamos to sturdy boots, and every hat one could possibly desire. Hollywood Babylon is not the most flashy or high profile retailer out there, but given their promising range of merchandise, not to mention the strong turnout of loyal customers who showed up, I think it's safe to say they carved themselves out a very decent space in the crowded local vintage market.
Now for some pics:
