Off Broadway

Lest you think Jenna Ortega wore something original to the Golden Globes you should see how her designer copied a jet beaded Victorian mantle for her outfit. We think she looks fabulous. Swipe to see a mantle we sold in our Etsy shop! We have more mantles like that somewhere in our storage🤣
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Rare 1957 gown from Bergdorf Goodman’s famous custom couture salon. What a thrill! Now in our Etsy shop.

We are open until 6:00 today for all of your costume needs. We have a large selection of masquerade masks, flapper dresses, 70s costumes and of course authentic vintage. We look forward to seeing you. #505

’re excited to showcase some of their new products! online @ offbroadwaycostumes.com

We hope you had a very Alien Christmas. Don’t worry about the astronauts. The Aliens promised they’d be deported after their un Alien rights were read. Fingers crossed!

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Do you live for vintage fashion, historical costuming, or stage & professional makeup?
Love helping people and have customer service experience? We want you.

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Join us for Small Business Saturday! 💕
Enjoy 20% off all vintage clothing and accessories — and no sales tax. Support local, shop vintage, and treat yourself to something fabulous. ✨ #505

Make an entrance in this navy silk shantung cocktail dress—complete with a sweeping capelet neckline and that perfect mid-century silhouette. She’s classic, refined, and made for the woman who commands a room without saying a word. 💙
Available now in the Etsy shop!

Step back into the elegance of the 1920s in this silk velvet dream. A rare teardrop print and soft drape that whisper timeless sophistication. 🖤 Available now on my Etsy shop — link in bio.

I dressed as my dad today, wearing his 3-piece suit from 1972. Here he’s wearing a different suit as he leaves his government office where he hid the mandatory photo of President Nixon behind his file cabinet. #1972