Writing for the YA market, Virginia based author Maggie Stiefvater’s novels have gathered much acclaim. Her Books of Faerie series so far includes Lament: The Faerie Queen’s Deception and Ballad: A Gathering of Faerie. Danger, romance, and mystery await humans Deirdre and James, both talented musicians, as they come to the attention of the capricious and murderous Faerie Folk.

Writing for the YA market, Virginia based author Maggie Stiefvater’s novels have gathered much acclaim. Her Books of Faerie series so far includes Lament: The Faerie Queen’s Deception and Ballad: A Gathering of Faerie. Danger, romance, and mystery await humans Deirdre and James, both talented musicians, as they come to the attention of the capricious and murderous Faerie Folk.

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I have heard many male friends, and a fair few female ones for that matter, lament the lack of Faerie-inspired clothing for men. Yes there are a few things here and there but they were few and far between. Well now two of our favourite designers, Senjo and Zizzyfay, have come to the rescue!
Senjo’s new collection features tribal-inspired vests and sweaters, plus great loincloths (to be worn over trousers, or not, depending on how brave/hardy you are!). The vests are made in Senjo’s cosy fleece and feature their trademark dragon hoods and leaf patterns. Modelled by Steve Sic of Omnia, you can see above left the Tatsu vest and Tribal loincloth.
Zizzyfay’s new look is quite a departure from their previous faery goddess style. The new collection Unfurled, features items for both men and women. It is a lot earthier than before, in shades of green, brown, black, maroon and purple. There are gorgeous unfurling fern prints and lace-up details. I particularly like the Fyre Fly shrug with its long tail and attached wings. For men, there are t-shirts, kilts and wristwarmers. Most exciting is the gorgeous Puck hoody, shown above right, perfect for frolicking in the woods with nymphs!

I have heard many male friends, and a fair few female ones for that matter, lament the lack of Faerie-inspired clothing for men. Yes there are a few things here and there but they were few and far between. Well now two of our favourite designers, Senjo and Zizzyfay, have come to the rescue!
Senjo’s new collection features tribal-inspired vests and sweaters, plus great loincloths (to be worn over trousers, or not, depending on how brave/hardy you are!). The vests are made in Senjo’s cosy fleece and feature their trademark dragon hoods and leaf patterns. Modelled by Steve Sic of Omnia, you can see above left the Tatsu vest and Tribal loincloth.
Zizzyfay’s new look is quite a departure from their previous faery goddess style. The new collection Unfurled, features items for both men and women. It is a lot earthier than before, in shades of green, brown, black, maroon and purple. There are gorgeous unfurling fern prints and lace-up details. I particularly like the Fyre Fly shrug with its long tail and attached wings. For men, there are t-shirts, kilts and wristwarmers. Most exciting is the gorgeous Puck hoody, shown above right, perfect for frolicking in the woods with nymphs!