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Carmine & Hayworth New Rental Pieces!


I've been working really hard to make sure I can get as many of my pieces up for local rent as possible! If you're in the Fargo-Moorhead or surrounding area, you're in for a treat!

Below is a sampling of some pieces that are currently for rent! Photo-shoots, galas, events, etc.! I'm slowly but surely putting together a portfolio of photos of each piece.  This portfolio will not only be a way for prospective clients to view pieces, but a great way to view fashion history! I've ALWAYS been fascinated by vintage, vintage inspired pieces, construction, you name it! Scroll down for a brief over view of each!
I absolutely LOVE being able to offer pieces for rent for those who can't justify buying a piece and not wearing it again!  I love having options for people where they can feel LUXURIOUS & BEAUTIFUL without breaking the bank or their closets!
For more information check out my businesses Facebook page!
Carmine & Hayworth

Handmade Emerald Green Sequined Turban. Just think of the styling possibilities!
via Marrow Creative

1960's Ruffled Bloomers PERFECT for Boudoir Shoots!
Bloomers via Revolver Fargo
1960's Burlesque G-String & matching pasties not for rent

1960's handmade dancing costume via DaintyRascalVintage on Instagram

Just look at the details! I tried to post the full length picture, but the file was too big 😊

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