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For Women's Day opens Deliglam.com: a web boutique clothing with retro vintage


In view of the Italian online market, stands for refinement and elegance, this small boutique that sells retro vintage clothing and accessories for fashion designer independent, such as shoes and bags. Opens March 8, because Deliglam is a site created by women for women is based on typical values women such as imagination, creativity and friendship.

are the titles of books, films and timeless songs that give the name of the clothing sections Vintage Clothing and Vintage exceptional. From The Dance of the brick in Breakfast at Tiffany's, the air we breathe on Deliglam.com looks to the past with an eye to the girls who are looking for a unique, cosmopolitan, and the trend away from the stereotypes of mass.

The vintage clothing is the soul of the boutique, with lots of clothes fifties, sixties and seventies, chosen with care around Italy and in major European capitals.
Among the products on display, the creations of Apres-Midi, lovely dancers Porselli decorated with romantic silk crepes and flakes of the twentieth century. Among the next arrivals, the clutch of the Finnish designer Minna Parikka, the face of Premiere Classe Salon Who's Next 2011 Fair in Paris and London-based designer bags, Lucie Gonnard.

Deliglam is not just an e-commerce, but an actual box-style, with a constantly updated blog, lots of editorial content and video, where one of the key elements is the taste. Sweets, biscuits, chocolates, hand in hand all the photos of the boutique. Deliglam.com on the concept of fashion and models will be replaced by those personality, uniqueness of real girls who eat with a smile. Just

March 8, on the occasion of International Women's Day, it was decided to inaugurate Deliglam.com, a small web space where you browse for selected vintage clothing and accessories from independent fashion designer, who stands out in the Italian landscape of e-commerce for your dose of elegance and refinement.

and this is the blog instead http://www.deliglam.com/blog/


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