New Arrivals @ Modcloth.com

City Garden Top US$47.99

This is a breezy, taupe-hued crepe-and-crochet 100% cotton top, 

featuring peek-a-boo lace detailing and buttons up the side.

Parfait for the Course Dress US$57.99

This strawberry and cream shift has a creamy, ruffled bodice, waistline tie, and bright A-line skirt.

Iris I May Dress US$42.99

. This frock is in a lovely shade of Iris purple, and accented with 

detailing like gathered shoulders, front pleating, and a surplice bodice.

 

Consider It Fun Dress US$54.99

This white cotton lined dress with a paisley-floral print has a ruffled hem 

and elasticized-back waistband.

Brighten Me Up, Scotty Dress US$79.99

This all-cotton dress is covered in a sprinkling of sweet Scotty pups of black and white, and perfectly outfitted with side pockets at its full skirt

Let's Twist Sandal US$68.99

Featuring a braided leather upper, twist-detail ankle strap, 

and glimmering gold buckle, these classic, chestnut-hued sandals 

will become the summertime staple of your wardrobe. 

Red Eye Carumba Heel US$34.99

This pair of deep mauve pumps is made of faux patent leather

City Colorblock Bag US$74.99

The tan, terracotta, and mahogany panels of this vegan faux leather purse are accented by a splash of bright blue and chic seafoam.

Cute, Retro & Vintage-style @Modcloth.com

Modcloth's Background


When ModCloth founder Susan Gregg Koger was in high school, she spent weekends thrift shopping for unique vintage finds. She found herself snatching up great pieces that weren't necessarily her size, but that she couldn't pass up. When she went away to college at Carnegie Mellon University, she had a dorm room full of amazing clothes and accessories. So, at 17-years old, she decided to start an online shop with her boyfriend-turned-husband, Eric Koger. Susan quickly realized there were many girls like her who wanted to express their personal style with one-of-a-kind and unique apparel. When her small dorm room was bursting at the seams with retro garb, Susan and Eric decided to set up shop in a house that doubled as their living space and office. They increased their inventory to feed their customers' hunger for retro clothing, selling vintage-inspired items from indie designers, as well as continuing to provide shoppers with one-of-a-kind vintage pieces. Today, ModCloth has grown into a thriving business of over 100 employees, yet the small-business feel remains.

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