I live in the frigid North (ie, Minnesota) and the temperature was -9 yesterday. This made my thoughts turn to warm drinks, roaring fires and cool coats to keep winter at bay. If you are in a cold climate, I hope this gallery of steamy coats and my recipe for a Hot Toddy will warm you right up! This drink dates back from the 1700s and was definitely enjoyed during Victorian times.
Hot Toddy
1 cup hot water
1.5 ounce whiskey or brandy
1 spoonful of honey
cinnamon stick
lemon juice (optional)
Pour hot water into your mug and stir in honey until completely dissolved. Add liquor of choice (using whiskey adds a smokey flavor, brandy is sweeter). Add a squirt of lemon juice if you choose (I am allergic so I never do but that is the normal way to make one) and stir with cinnamon stick.
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Via Argon Bats
NBC Dracula
By Prada
By Naraku costumes
By Nico and Adrian
NBC Dracula
Found at Corniche.org.uk
ANTM contestant Brittany Steampunk photoshoot
By Rachel White
By The lazy pirate
By Prada
Via etsy designer unknown
By Lazy Pirate
By Steampunk Couture
Via Elfsacks
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January 24, 2014 | Categories: Steampunk You Can Wear | Tags: America's Next Top Model, clockwork couture, Daisy Viktoria, Grant Imahara, Hot Toddy, Prada, steam punk, Steampunk, steampunk blog, steampunk clothes, steampunk coats, Steampunk Couture, steampunk fashion, steampunk jackets | Leave a comment

I was looking at some tasty Steampunk fashion at Clockwork Couture and I thought I recognized one of the male models. It turns out I was right! Grant Imahara, who is the robotics guru for one of my favorite shows, Mythbusters, appears in the online catalog. You can also see pics featuring Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s Emma Caulfield and Felicia Day of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-a-long Blog (among other things.)
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November 11, 2013 | Categories: Steampunk You Can Wear | Tags: clockwork couture, Grant Imahara, Mythbusters, San Francisco, Steampunk, steampunk fashion | 5 Comments