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*CANCELLED DUE TO ILLNESS* Oh Ramona @ Dromana Community Market
Join us on Saturday 3oth December for an Oh Ramona pop-up event at Dromana Community Market. Visit our stall to browse our curated selection of easy-to-wear, inclusive-sized apparel (sizes AU 6-26), including local ethical & sustainable labels Khòlò & Devoi, as well as the latest styles from Los Angeles Fashion District. We also have stunning handcrafted jewellery, beauty bags & beach towels featuring Indigenous designs, and uplifting & irreverent artisan paper goods (cards, stickers and art prints) designed by women and LGBTQIA+ designers from the U.S. Pacific Northwest. The market will showcase the local flavour of Dromana, while offering a family friendly experience including fresh, seasonal produce, locally crafted products,…
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Oh Ramona @ Tootgarook Primary School Market
Last chance before Christmas! On Saturday 23rd Dec we’ll be at the Tootgarook Primary School Market, home to a fantastic range of handmade arts and crafts, local & fresh produce, gourmet foods, plants, bric-a-brac, clothing and much, much more. We’ll be there with our beautiful range of NEW women’s fashion sizes 8-26 – perfect for that last-minute Christmas Day or NYE outfit! Plus, stunning handmade jewellery from small women-owned studios, uplifting and sometimes irreverent art prints & greeting cards by women and LGBTQIA+ artists, and a few other great gift ideas. We might even see if we can squeeze some of our inclusive sized pre-loved fashion into the stall. See…
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Oh Ramona @ Tootgarook Primary School Market
The peninsula pop-ups continue! This time we’ll be at the Tootgarook Primary School, home to a fantastic range of handmade arts and crafts, local and fresh produce, gourmet foods, plants, bric-a-brac, clothing and much, much more. We’ll be there with our gorgeous selection of pre-loved apparel, handmade jewellery and lovely paper goods, mostly from the U.S. Pacific Northwest. More product is added to our assortment all the time, so come along to find your new favourite frock or statement earrings. And don’t forget to stock up on cards and gifts just in time for Christmas!
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Oh Ramona @ Crib Point Community Market
Another peninsula pop-up – this time on the Western Port Bay side. Visit our stall to browse our curated selection of inclusive-sized vintage and pre-loved apparel from Australia and the U.S. Pacific Northwest (sizes AU 6-28), stunning handcrafted jewellery by Stoll & Heart, Fluff Hardware and Little Pieces, and our range of uplifting & irreverent artisan paper goods (cards, stickers and art prints) designed by women and LGBTQIA+ designers from the Pacific Northwest, including Citizen Ruth, Lovesome Dove and Tender Loving Empire. The market features many handmade items & local crafts, eco-friendly & upcycled products, a treasure hunt, devonshire teas and more! Market proceeds go to the Crib Point Community…
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Peninsula Pop-up Series
Catch Oh Ramona all over the Mornington Peninsula this spring & summer! It’s the softest of soft launches, but it’s still a launch and I’m so excited! Ideas long-percolated are starting to take actual shape and are ready to test out on actual humans. So if you find yourself on the Peninsula please come and say hi and check out our wares, including: Inclusive sized pre-loved and vintage apparel from Australia and the U.S. Pacific Northwest. Stunning, handcrafted jewellery from the PNW: Premium greeting cards, original art prints and sassy stickers from the PNW: Dates and locations
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Oh Ramona @ Rye Foreshore Market
Join us on October 28 for an Oh Ramona pop-up event at Rye Foreshore Market. Visit our stall to browse our curated selection of vintage and pre-loved apparel from the US Pacific Northwest (sizes XS – 3X) and our range of uplifting & irreverent artisan paper goods (cards, stickers and art prints) designed by women and LGBTQIA+ designers from the Pacific Northwest, including Citizen Ruth, Lovesome Dove and Tender Loving Empire. The market is a community fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Rosebud-Rye and is classified as a “Make, Bake and Grow” market, aiming for 70% of stalls to sell homemade or home-grown goods.
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Oh Ramona @ Dromana Community Market
Join us on October 28 for an Oh Ramona pop-up event at Dromana Community Market. Visit our stall to browse our curated selection of vintage and pre-loved apparel from the U.S. Pacific Northwest (sizes AU 6-28), stunning handcrafted jewellery, and our range of uplifting & irreverent artisan paper goods (cards, stickers and art prints) designed by women and LGBTQIA+ designers from the Pacific Northwest, including Citizen Ruth, Lovesome Dove and Tender Loving Empire. The market will showcase the local flavour of Dromana, while offering a family friendly experience including fresh, seasonal produce, locally crafted products, and a selected variety of second-hand goods.
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Haus of Dizzy is one of the designers tapping into the Barbie trend. Photo by Nynno Bel-air. Haus of DizzyIn a Barbie World
Well, the year’s most anticipated film has finally arrived, delighting women and girls all over the world. In the United States, the Barbie movie made history, with the highest-grossing opening weekend ever for a film directed by a woman. Congrats, Greta Gerwig! And while I haven’t seen the film yet, I feel like I’m seeing it everywhere. My social feeds are jammed with Barbie-themed posts and LOTS of Margot Robbie, who stars in the titular role. The podcasts I listen to are talking about the soundtrack. Even at my 9-5 workplace, there’s been a noticeable uptick in pink attire – especially Pantone 219 C, a.k.a. Barbie pink. When I recently…
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Happy Juneteenth!
This year, for the third time, many American employees are enjoying a day off to commemorate Juneteenth – the day that slavery finally ended in the United States. Why for the third time? After all, Major General Gordon Granger proclaimed freedom for enslaved people in Texas over 150 years ago – on June 19, 1865 (tragically, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued). Well, the 2020 social upheaval and rise of the Black Lives Matter movement following the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and many more Black Americans spurred many cities, states and companies to recognize Juneteenth as a holiday, and in 2021, President Biden signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day…
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Wear it with Pride
June is such a wonderful month in the United States! The sun starts to come out for extended periods, the days are longer, and everywhere you look, you see rainbows! June is a time to celebrate LGTBQIA+ pride, and commemorate the first Pride marches that were held in several American cities in 1970, following the previous year’s Stonewall uprising. It’s not only America that celebrates Pride month in June – many other countries also celebrate during June. It’s a time to fly that rainbow flag with pride, either as a queer person, or as an ally. Designers and brands are getting increasingly creative with their pride-inspired offerings. Check these out:…
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