Had a squiz at Worn Wild today, a goth-fashion designer market... wasn't to sure how it would spruce up but I was very pleasantly surprised. Good size, good crowd, everything looked smoothly organised and very professional. Congratulations to all involved, I hope Melbourne and the rest of Australia gets a lot more of this type of thing happening
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Not having seen either the garments or the prices I can't say, but just from my own experience sewing, even if you only pay yourself minimum wage when pricing an item, you're going to charge a LOT more than most people are willing to pay - there's a reason corsetry costs hundred of dollars, and even then I'd be really curious as to what the effective hourly wage turns out to be. It's probably absolutely piddling. We're just too used to sweat-shop made cheap shit, so we lose all concept of the amount of work and skill that goes into out clothes.
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There was actually hardly any corsetry ... a basic PVC dress was selling for full retail ($200+), designer-designed most basic style printed skirts (and i think these were discounted) over $60 ... considering it was a "market" there were no major bargains (there was a discount hour but still only about 10-15% of select items).
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If I dressed like a goth.
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