SHOP designer vintage clothing
November 10, 2009
Our website for shopping hundreds of pieces of designer vintage clothing for men and women is here on etsy:
Also, we are open every Saturday from 12-5 at Secret Back Room, 1055 North Palm Canyon, Palm Springs, CA 92262
818.823.6079
email us at marcjoseph@marcjoseph.com to be added to our mailing list and invited to all our special events and runway fashion shows.
Mens Vintage Designer Clothing Sale
May 29, 2009
For the first time, we are hosting a big sale of mens vintage designer clothing. One thousand pieces of exceptional clothing, mens only, will be sold next Sunday, May 31. Suits, shirts, sweaters, pants, sport coats, evening wear, shoes, ties, coats, from the 1940s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and today. Versace, Armani, Boss, Zegna, Dior, Miyake, Gigli, Varvatos, Gucci, and dozens more designers. Prices are a small fraction of what the clothing sells for new, and substantially less than vintage and resale stores.
The clothing is for men only, but women are welcome to attend. Dress yourself or your favorite guy. Email or call us for more information.
818.823.6079
To shop hundreds of pieces of mens and womens vintage designer clothing and furnishings www.roomtwotwentytwo.wordpress.com
Modernist Garage Sale this weekend
April 27, 2009
Modernist Garage Sale returns this weekend with a most amazing collection of mid-century furnishings, art, pottery, books, music, accessories, and vintage clothing, all at great bargain prices

To see hundreds of pieces of mens and womens vintage designer clothing and furnishings www.roomtwotwentytwo.wordpress.com
Tweet, Tweet – I’m starting to Twitter
March 18, 2009
www.twitter.com/shopmarcjoseph
Interesting, more technology, more time in front of the computer screen.
Sign up to Twitter for updates, and the latest news on our events.
Exclusive designer trunk show
March 13, 2009
Exclusive designer
trunk show
Thumbelina and marcjoseph
Saturday, April 4 4 to 8 pm

Couture wedding gowns and cocktail dresses
Vintage couture clothing from the worlds legendary designers
Informal modeling, wine and hors’d’oeuvres
RSVP marcjoseph@marcjoseph.com
14106 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks 91423
www.marcjoseph.com www.thumbelinadesigns.com
818.980.1055 818.783.4240
This poem written by Michael Jackson is one of the items to be auctioned next month. Instead of commentary, I’ll leave the words of the poem. Form your own opinions. It is called “Children of the World”.
Children of the world, we’ll do it
We’ll meet on endless shores
Making sandcastles and floating our boats
While people fight and defend their point of view
Forever putting on masks that are new
We’ll swing the tide of time and do it.
Children of the world, we’ll do it
With song and dance and innocent bliss
And the soft caress of a loving kiss
We’ll do it.
While traders trade and haggle their price
And politicians try so hard to be nice
We’ll meet on endless shores and floating our boats
We’ll do it.
Psychologists probe, analyze the tears
Of hysterical notions, phobias, fears
While lawyers argue and doctors treat
Stockbrokers quote the price on meat
While preachers preach and ring the bell
Carpetbaggers with something to sell
We’ll sing and dance in innocent bliss
With the soft caress of a loving kiss
We’ll do it.
Meeting on endless shores
Making sandcastles and floating our boats
We’ll do it.
We’ll ride the rainbow, a cloud, a storm
Flying in the wind, we’ll change our form
We’ll reach the stars, embrace the moon
We’ll break the barrier and be there soon
While architects plan their buildings high
And trade unions raise their hue and cry
While boardroom squabbles generate heat
And in secret places dealers meet
We’ll sing and dance in innocent bliss
And the soft caress of a loving kiss
We’ll do it.
While philosophers grapple and continue to tackle
Endless dilemmas of body and mind
Physicists wander, continue to ponder
Perennial questions of space and time
Archeologists survey, continue to dig
Bygone treasures small and big
While priests take confessions
In a serious session
And people struggle
In the hustle and bustle
In the noise and din
On the meaning of sin
We’ll touch the stars, embrace the moon
Break the barrier, arrive there soon
Ride the rainbow, the cloud, the storm
Flying in the wind, changing our form
Children of the world, we’ll do it
With song and dance and innocent bliss
The soft caress of a loving kiss
We’ll do it.
I will reserve comment on this article, as it can be construed in many different ways.
http://www.theroot.com/views/dead-white-people-s-clothes?gt1=38002
Yummy Hair
February 20, 2009
I love this sign I found. Let’s eat some Yummy Hair from the Bakery Outlet. on Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank, California

Reach out and love someone with vintage Valentines
February 13, 2009
Smoked Salmon for dinner?

the baby misogynist

Look out! Dick Cheney has a weapon.

First you let the gays get married. Now what happens?

Super Hero or Super Villian?

Danger, Danger – abusive relationship

I didn’t say it

This warms the heart of any demon

I’m a sucker for a man in a uniform with a big stick.

Beastiality pornography

…or I’ll scalp your pretty little head.

Yes, today the taco truck has a special on grilled hearts.

I’ll have a pink squirrel, with nuts.

a cautionary tale from a playa’ with a harem of hos

from a Led Zeppelin song…”You can squeeze my lemons ’til the juice runs down my leg”

Batman – swinging with Robin again

But it’s usually the girl who is called “frigid”

Evil Pussy

The Demon Seed

Is that a rocket under your skirt, or are you just happy to see me?

“You’re out?” Oh sweetie, you kicked that closet door wide open.

the least disturbed character on South Park

Please? Somebody, anybody, be my Valentine.

Dita Von Teese in Paris
February 5, 2009
from Janet Charlton’s Hollywood website…
Dita Von Teese is giving Americans a good name in Paris. French people have always turned up their noses at tourists from the USA who dress too casually. They feel quite superior to common looking Americans. But Dita walks around Paris looking like THIS - immaculately and imaginatively attired – and the usually snobbish French are falling all over themselves to get next to her. (That woman staring at her looks like Donna Karan.)

