We have a new product line that will help you extend the wear of sleeveless and strapless dresses and tops: Sleevey Wonders.

They are a reversible slip that adds sleeves. It can also be turned around to cover cleavage if you have a dress with a plunging neckline and the evening’s attire calls for a more conservative or formal look.

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Sleevey Wonders allow you to wear your sleeveless summer dresses and tops all year round. They are made in the U.S. and come in a variety of styles and colours, from ivory half-sleeves to black-mesh, black-lace three-quarters sleeves and full fishnet sleeves.

They also look great with some of the Desigual sleevless dresses we have in stock:

We have  the largest selection of Desigual  for men, women and kids on Canada’s West Coast. We ship worldwide.

Angel also carries Desigual shoes, rain boots and ankle boots, scarves, belts, purses/bags, woollen winter hats, gloves and Desigual leggings.

Desigual is based in Barcelona and produces 1,000 new designs each season. We can’t stock everything but if you see something we don’t have, we might be able to special order it in for you. We love happy customers!

We also have new Desigual umbrellas this week.

Angel also specializes in custom hand-painted clothing. I’m now taking orders for Christmas. Call me at the store (604-681-0947) or email me at: jackie @angelpaint.com

Angel Vancouver is located at No. 2 Powell Street in the Gastown district of Vancouver, Canada. Our store is on the corner of Powell & Carrall Street in Maple Tree Square, where Vancouver began.  The photo above shows what my store looked like in 1886.

Today’s video is Stevie Wonder, of course. This was his 1963 TV debut when Little Stevie was 12 years old, appearing at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem with the Motortown Revue (later shortened to Motown) from Detroit:

Here is Stevie in the recording studio in 1973, performing his classic, Superstition:

Here’s Stevie performing the same tune live with the late Stevie Ray Vaughn:

And finally, here’s Stevie Ray Vaughn playing the song with his band, Double Trouble:

Vaughn died in a helicopter crash in 1990 after playing a concert with Eric Clapton. Three of Clapton’s friends died in the crash, as did the pilot. And one more: