Camden Town Haul

I am finally back home after a very exciting (and also exhausting) weekend.

There are lots of good memories as well as tons of pictures, but those need some time to be processed, so I thought I could start telling you about the trip by showing my shopping haul.


 

Last time I visited Camden Market was 2010.

Can you imagine it? Since then I´ve added lots of interesting items to my dark-aethetic oriented wardrobe, however there´s something special about shopping in Camden. I suppose it has something to do with the titillation you feel when you jump from one shop to the next one, hoping to find the perfect bargain.

So, on Sunday afternoon I headed the market quite content because this time my wallet was not THAT thin and ´cause I knew that, as long as Goth is not fashionable to the big public anymore, I would probably be able to find some great deals on prices.

 Dark Side was an obligatory stop on the way.

I spent some time snooping around, until I found a proper present for The Gentle One (sorry, that´s not despicted here in this ocassion) plus the first bargain: a lovely Hell Bunny dress.

I´ve been craving for one of those for a couple of years now, but I couldn´t find a pattern I really liked. Nevertheless, I was luckier now and as soon as I saw this piece I thought "Ey, you, lovely thing! You´re going home with me right now!". 

Well, there were bats on it, how could I help myself? ♥

(In between, there will be an outfit post featuring this beauty sooner than you expect).

Of course the next station for me was the famous Burleska shop at the Stables Market.
I´ve been in love with this shop for ages, and for me is pilgrimate place where I can literally spend my weekly salary (it actually happened a couple of times back in 2010).
I am glad to say I could find a sales period for small sizes! That automatically meant me trying half a dozen of corsets and buying these two gorgeous (and extremely different styles) pieces.

Once I visited my favs, I decided to turn down the street and visiting the lovely Camden Lock, a place where prices are not fixed and dribbling is a duty. Then I saw this Restyle type bag and inmediately asked how much for it, it was around 50 pounds (what a rip off!) but I got for 30. 
Not that bad, right? 

And finally, I wanted to include this creepy fake-taxidermy brooch I bought on Saturday at Enchanted. It was made by the talented Spanish designer Fidel David.
Totally loved to find this uncanny object among all the sweetness around: so yes, it had to be mine ♥

I hope you did enjoy this warming post from the next trip series.
Stay stunned, there will be much more coming.