Our co-founder Liz Baca’s The Goods! At Marmalade Vintage Pop-up shop opened this past Tuesday, so I obviously had to pop by to get a chic peek of the outrageous vintage fashions that she is known for. And Miss Baca, in her suspendered skirt, crop top, and “never not raving” lime green ass kicking boots were retro-modern vision. The shop was packed to the gills with friends, shoppers, and well wishers perusing the colorful array of clothing, shoes, and jewelry to the jams of 80′s and early 90′s freestyle tunes.
You can find everything from sparkly tops to solid bottoms, intricately woven sweaters, and statement outerwear spanning the ages at The Goods! at Marmalade Vintage until November 3rd. Additionally, you can also find Ms. Busy Lady and the Marmalade crew sharing a booth (#69) at the Manhattan Vintage clothing show on Friday 10/21 and Saturday 10/22 from 1-6pm
Marmalade Vintage
174 Mott Street
NYC
212-473-8070
Open daily 1-8
Created by the fabulous mother-daughter team of Elisa Goodkind and Lily Mandelbaum, Stylelikeu invades the homes—but more importantly closets—of the most stylish people on the streets of New York, Los Angeles, London, and more. Their first book, published by powerHouse Books, is now available through Amazon.
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Miss Omni Media’s very own Liz Baca has been featured on personal style “online experience”, Stylelikeu. Showcasing a stunning array of vintage goodies, Ms. Baca goes on to describe her love for Bakelite bangles, Mickey Mouse, and multifaceted genres. Says the radiant vintage collector/dealer/stylist and Co-Founder of Miss Omni Media, “Ever since I was a child I’ve been told I have an old soul. I’ve always been intrigued by older women and how they dress. Perhaps it’s the experience that comes across in the way that mature women wear their clothing.”
