Rockabilly Clothing | Coming Soon | Reproduction Marilyn Dress | xs to 4x

UPDATE : Sample Dress will be arriving Monday. 3/29/15. Once the sample dress is inspected and approved, production will start and be completed in two weeks after the approval.
I will be posting pictures of the sample Tuesday if all goes well with the sample. 
Pre-orders will be taken 

We're very excited about our new Reproduction Marilyn line. 

I've seen these dresses being sold for as high as 600.00 on Etsy and private label stores, which is insane.

 Sooo, we decided to make an affordable line for all to enjoy. 

These dresses will be offered in sizes xs to 4x

The design is not our original design but a reproduction of this gorgeous dress.

We will offer it in blue and white and white and black to start. Depending on sales we will offer other colors. 

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Rockabilly Polka Dot Dress | On Sale Now while supplies last | Xs to 4x

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Cute Rockabilly pleated Dress

Perfect for Spring!

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On sale - Great price! 

Adorable Sea Otters Snuggling - Beautiful Photographs

www.blueberryhillfashions.com found these fantastic photos and article and just had to share them with you.

Photos by a amazing photographer : Roman Golubenko 

{Source} National Geographic

Sea otters are a marine mammal native to the coasts of the northern and eastern North Pacific Ocean. These shots, taken in Alaska, show otters keeping warm as they go for a dip in the freezing cold. In one photo, a baby otter sleeps on its mother as they float on a surface of the lake which is surrounded by ice. (See first photo, below.)

These pictures were submitted to National Geographic's Your Shot, and one photo of the sea otters (above) was published in National Geographic magazine. As he states, excitedly, "Dreams come true in a holiday season. I am little bit too old to believe in miracles... but my small picture of the otters was really published in Dec 2014 issue of National Geographic US, page 32. Many, many thanks to all my dear friends around the world for fantastic support of this picture. Sincere thanks to editors of NG for choosing this picture for publishing among the millions of great images."