After seven years, I think is safe to say that it's a tradition for Do Savannah to create a special New Year’s Eve fashion editorial.

Each year, we try to not only stay current with the fashion trends while creating these spreads, but we hope you can find some new and unique timeless pieces to add to your wardrobe. Our biggest hope is that it inspires you, the readers, to support our local businesses and to check out all the fashion Savannah has to offer.

This year, we chose Graveface Museum and Oddities as our backdrop and location for the fashion photoshoot. The museum, which is the brainchild of Ryan Graveface, has more of a “Ripley’s Believe it Or Not Museum” vibe and is one filled with vintage pinball machines, oddities, taxidermy and artifacts.

Throwing bones to the wind: Graveface Records & Curiosities celebrates 10 years in Savannah

Taxidermy Information: To us, ethic-sourcing means that all taxidermy mounts are vintage, died a natural death, or that at no time recently were hunted or killed for sport.

Inspired by Savannah’s fashion sense and spookiness we created “Night At The Museum”:

           2515 Abercorn St.; (912)-236-7424

           319 W Broughton St.

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         106 W Gwinnett St #1A; (912)-235-2476

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Creative Director, Stylist and Photography: Adriana Iris Boatwright

Models: Ashley Edwards and Leila Roos

Hair: Drop Dead Headz Salon; located at 1 N Godley Station Blvd., Studio 9, Pooler, GA 31322

Clothing and Accessories: Kathi Rich Boutique, The Future on Forsyth, Edgewater Drive and Precisas’s Closet.