| | These gorgeous gingham dresses are retro perfection! They were designed by Miss Feliz and manufactured exclusively for GGR. The super-full circle skirts are perfect for twirling, while the DEEP side seam pockets give you a convenient place to park your snacks (or any other necessities!)
The sleeveless button-front "June" shirtdress is available in 5 cheerful colors, in sizes S - 4X. Our lovely gingham halter dress is available in Sunny Yellow, in sizes S-2X.
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Take 15% off your entire order, including GGR Exclusives, with code "COMESHOP" Free domestic shipping on every order! |
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| We've been itching for these warmer temperatures so we can start wearing all of our favorite sundresses again, including our own Gingham line! Somehow life seems a little sunnier in a pretty dress. 🌞 If you still have a few weeks to wait for sundress season in your area, try topping one with a pin-up perfect cropped cardigan to get them back into rotation a little early.
We've also added a ton of gorgeous new jewelry that Miss Feliz brought back from her trip to the LA Fashion District last month. It is perfect for adding a bit of sparkle or edge to all of your pinup & rockabilly looks - check them out below for a spooktacular pick-me-up!
Wishing you all the best,
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We caught up with one of favorite pinups Sarah Mags for a quick Q & A! Here's what she had to say!
GGR asks: " What is the most important advice you could give to gals posing for the camera?"
She says: "The most important advice I could give to someone posing for the camera is to have fun with it and not take yourself too seriously. Smile, laugh, have a good time! Obviously, there are opportunities for those smoking, smoldering expressions, but if you look at the photos from the 40s and 50s, most of these gals were smiling confidently and having FUN!
Laughing while the camera is clicking can literally capture some of the best smiles you have to offer, so think of something funny and have a blast!"
Perfect advice, Sarah!! 💃 If you would like to be featured in our "Ask a Pinup" series, please email us for details. |
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| How Moonshine Created Hot Rods |
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Hot Rod Culture got its roots in the heavily modified "moonshine cars" used during the U.S. Prohibition (and beyond) by bootleggers. Hauling the booze and outrunning the Feds required high-performance vehicles with innovatively engineered stealth features that wouldn't be out of place in a modern spy movie.
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| Hot Rod Culture got its roots in the heavily modified "moonshine cars" used during the U.S. Prohibition (and beyond) by bootleggers. Hauling the booze and outrunning the Feds required high-performance vehicles with innovatively engineered stealth features that wouldn't be out of place in a modern spy movie.
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Discretion was the name of the game, so the cars kept the standard stock appearance from the outside. However, the internal workings of the moonshine cars would be completely redone with engine modifications, extra suspension supports to handle and disguise the weight of all that liquor, and hidden compartments or tanks to fit as much profit as possible into each run.
In 1934, John Dillinger, the notorious American gangster, wrote a letter to Henry Ford himself to thank him for the performance of his V-8 engine after using one during his multi-state escape from prison. The Ford Flathead V-8 engine introduced in 1932 was a favorite of criminals and law enforcement alike. | |
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| Discretion was the name of the game, so the cars kept the standard stock appearance from the outside. However, the internal workings of the moonshine cars would be completely redone with engine modifications, extra suspension supports to handle and disguise the weight of all that liquor, and hidden compartments or tanks to fit as much profit as possible into each run.
In 1934, John Dillinger, the notorious American gangster, wrote a letter to Henry Ford himself to thank him for the performance of his V-8 engine after using one during his multi-state escape from prison. The Ford Flathead V-8 engine introduced in 1932 was a favorite of criminals and law enforcement alike. | |
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