Bossanova Baby has woman’s apparel with a quirky, timeless appeal. Their hand crafted skirts are suitable for a night out on the town, work or to wear just around the lair. You are sure to find cool clothing for young and not so young monster.
Inspired by the 1940’s the Black A-Line Skirt w/ Pink Screen Printed Bird is a simple skirt with a elegant stitched design on it. Nothing beats these traditional style skirts for fun. Never over-bearing, Bossanova Baby’s designs allows you be subtle in your coolness.
Rating for Retro-Skirts
Cool and all organic 
Art and illustrations with a fondness for Monsters and other misunderstood creatures Nora Aoyagi is a Hip Monster’s favorite. Joined twins, fearsome wolfs and creatures of various sorts jump out of her art with elegant lines. Her black and white works are especially bold.
Critter Shop illustrations are a Hip Monster’s favorite. Bright, cheerful and ever-clever, his works will give you years of pleasure.
Red Fish Circle has art that can be best described as friendly. With cheerful creatures living in a imaginative and stylized world they are a joy to explore. Amy Schimler’s style is her own but draws from 
For a strange and creative view check out Amos Goldbaum’s art. The imagery takes the form of detailed outlines of people and machinery. The carefully drawn lines often seem to blend together to former a higher order work with the art.
Muni is the fickle and unreliable god of transportation in San Francisco. Amos Goldbaum’s 
Photography, paintings and more, Sita Rupe’s art is playful and cute sure to brighten any Monster’s home. Most of the paintings are mono-colored stencils over bold, retro designs. The work has a campy feel the harks to the stencils graffiti that cover much of the San Francisco Mission and Hayes Valley Districts as well as most major urban areas.
Although Sita Rupe does not sell her art on her site you can look through a gallery of her work 
Pretty Fun Jewelry has cute and fun designs for monsters of all ages. They specialize in vintage designs artfully molding early 20th-century imagery into cute wear.