Liz Baca of The Goods! At Marmalade Vintage

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

Yours Truly is hosting at Santos Party House this Friday, September 9th  and every Friday after.
Say Yours Truly at the door to get in!

Featuring:

DJ Cassidy
King Solomon

Santos Party House
96 Lafayette Street, between Walker and White
J/N/Q/R/4/5/6 to Canal Street

Two NYC Mexican culture brands join forces for the first time ever in an epic curatorial production. On September 16th, Nacotheque famous dance party and Mex and the City modern culture blog come together to celebrate Mexican independence. Party goers will celebrate at Public Assembly in Williamsburg. Mex and the City and Nacotheque will host a Mexican night of unconventional traditions. In the spirit of “indie”pendence DJs Marcelo C. Baez and Amylu Meneses will be on deck bringing fun Nacotheque signature sounds. A unique Mariachi performance by Mariachi Juarez will play homage to Mexican icon Juan Gabriel and Tacos Morelos will make your mouth water with delicious made to order tacos!

WHERE: Public Assembly 70 North 6th Street Williamsburg www.publicassemblynyc.com

WHAT: MEXICAN INDEPENDANCE PARTY WHEN: Friday, September 16, 2011 TIME: 11p- 12am sponsored open bar by Centenario Rosangel 10p- 4am dance party ENTRY: $8 advanced tickets-> www.eventbrite.com/event/2101687203 $10 at the door 21+ w/ ID Tacos Morelos truck will be serving $2.50 tasty tacos and other Mexican treats ALL NIGHT MEX and the CITY is a cultural blog and creative consultancy created to promote the free thinking, enterprising, and artistic efforts of young creatives in New York City. M&TC began as a fun collaborative project by a group of friends from diverse backgrounds in fashion, editorial, public relations and hospitality passionate about art, travel, culture, and nightlife. It is a blog that speaks about the increasing Mexican culture in the fast-paced New York landscape in a fun and personal tone. www.mexnthecity.com NACOTHEQUE Since February 2006 Marcelo C. Baez and Amylu Meneses have been producing New York City’s underground Latin American alternative dance party Nacotheque. Nacotheque highlights music from all over Latin America and Spain, providing an enviable collection of Spanish-sung music, new and old, popular and obscure rock n’ roll, new wave, indie rock, baile-funk, eighties, electro pop, disco, cumber, punk, ad hip-hop. www.facebook.com/groups/5058079650/ For more details email [email protected]