Bette Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Another glorious morning makes me sick

A vintage style image of old Hollywood movie star, Bette Davis in the galaxy.

Betty and Kumu - Glitchtale

Joan Crowford 80s

The Sanderson Sisters from Hocus Pocus in Tiggle form! Sarah, Winifred and Mary in the magical spooky star filled night, spot little Binx the immortal black cat. Happy Halloween!

Witches from Hocus Pocus

All the players are here, so fasten your seat belts - it's going to be a bumpy night!

No Wire Hangers - Joan Crawford

No costume for the halloween this season? It's just a little hocus pocus darling!

I'd Rather Be Listening To From A Distance / 90s Aesthetic Design

The spirit of Jezebel, often discussed in a religious or spiritual context, is traditionally associated with manipulation, deceit, and seduction. In black and white, this symbolic representation may take on a more stark and contrasting dimension. In black, the spirit of Jezebel could embody the darkness and hidden intentions, symbolizing a force that operates in the shadows, seeking control through cunning strategies. In white, it may represent a deceptive purity, a facade that conceals the underlying motives. The duality of black and white highlights the complexity of the Jezebel spirit, suggesting a subtle dance between good and evil, light and shadow. This symbolic interpretation transcends literal colors, delving into the nuanced nature

Embrace the enchanting nostalgia of 'Hocus Pocus' with our bewitching t-shirt featuring the iconic line, 'Hello, I Want My Book.' Let the Sanderson Sisters add a touch of magic to your wardrobe as you channel your inner spell-seeker.

Better

She's got...Bette Davis eyes!

I work hard so my cats can have a better life

It's not Ernie anymore.

Sarah Paulson drawing in a purple dress

Bette Davis vs. Joan Crawford

Indie portrait of Bette Davis from Whatever Happened to Baby Jane

Ok it's not Blanche Devereaux but this classic line from What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? is close enough!

Bette Midler and Shelley Long