The Grand Central Holiday Fair opened up for the holidays yesterday, and I decided to poke around while waiting for my husband’s train to get in. I found these olive oil soap cupcakes at Australian Scent. They come in a variety of flavors, and cost $22 (or 2 for $40).
The Holiday Fair runs from November 18th to December 24 in the Vanderbilt Hall. There’s also a shop with a crocheted Victorian bonnet, which I encourage everyone to check out.
Catching up on some posts I’ve been meaning to get to. For instance, this week’s cupcake is from New York Comic Con. It is a “zomcake,” (zombie + cupcake) from High Fructose Zombies. This is definitely something for you if you are into the creepy cute facet of Japanese fashion.
They also currently have a comic book about candy that turns people into, you guessed it, zombies. Check out more on their Facebook.
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| Sebastian Masuda, founder of 6%DokiDoki posing with fan. |
Last month, Sebastian Masuda took a trip to NYC and mentioned on his Facebook that he would like to meet some of his fans. He picked Bryant Park as a meeting place, and I decided to meet people that are inspired by 6%Dokidoki.
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| It was an intimate affair of around 30-40 people. |
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| Of girls who wanted to show off their latest prints. |
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| Apples on the Green. |
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| This girl traveled all the way from Philly just to meet the man himself. |
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| Theme of the day was pearls. |
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| Two fans waiting to just bask in his Harajuku aura. |
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| The fashion of the day was “Harajuku Kawaii.” |
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| Peace and Dollar Signs. |
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| Two friends basking in other people’s Harajuku inspired fashion. |
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| A close up of her blinged out RHS. |
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| Majority wanted to see Masuda, but most just wanted to meet others who appreciated the same fashion sense. |
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| Peace and Scoodies. |
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| Carnivals and Planets. |
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| Peace Out. |
