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A Heart of Gold


Let's say you married for money, your old man is a womanizer and the pool boy comes twice a week.

May we suggest a seductive satin cocktail dress?

An Ode to "Mad Men"




We are also intrigued by the Mad Men television show - luckily we have a huge stash of appropriate clothing. We find the cocktail dresses especially fascinating.

Host your own Mad Men party - we have the dresses you supply the martinis.

As the Tide Turns


Let's say you find yourself adrift on the ocean in the embrace of a handsome fisherman, hair haloed around your perfectly made up face.

May we suggest wash & wear?

A Case for Charity

Let's say you get a chance to dance topless around the fire; transfixed stud mesmerized by your talents, pirates hypnotized by your beauty...

May we suggest this red Mexican full circle skirt with a ladylike crinoline?
Flower optional.

Alfred Shaheen: Hawaiian Mystique

Alfred Shaheen was one of the most creative and prolific Hawaiian designers/manufacturers of Hawaiian clothing in the 20th century. He built his garment dynasty in Hawaii by training native Hawaiians in the art of silk screening and clothing design and by producing his own fabric designs and clothing lines for men and women.

His designs were inspired by his love for Hawaii, the South Pacific and Asia. One only has to pick up one of his creations to see his love and dedication to the art.

We here at Wallflower Vintage are excited to have a handful of original 1960s hand silk screened Alfred Shaheen maxi dresses available for sale.









Hawaiian Holiday


May we suggest wearing a little Hawaiian with your S&M?

Killer lingerie

"She came out of bed in one lithe motion. Her nightgown lay on the rug where he had thrown it last night. She picked it up and slipped it on, quivering as the thin silk caressed her naked breasts..." from Marianne, by Rhys Davis 1951

Prim and proper?


Who says a button-up dress can't be sexy?

Marianne agrees.
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