Rita Socks
Les Rita Mitsouko OCT27 France 1980 2007 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Socks
by OnlyMusicians
$14 $20
Les Rita Mitsouko OCT27 France 1980 2007 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Socks
by OnlyMusicians
$14 $20
Les Rita Mitsouko OCT27 France 1980 2007 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Socks
by OnlyMusicians
$14 $20
Description: St Rita of Cascia was an Italian nun and is called the Patroness of Impossible Causes. This Cathlic saint is a patron saint of lost causes, sickness, wounds, marital problems, abuse, and mothers. Cute design. Like Catholic saints and the Catholic faith? Give for 1st Holy Communion, Confirmation, Baptism, or RCIA.
Description: A few relevant Latinas whose work should be told for Hispanic Heritage Month as recited by Usnavi in In The Heights: Chita (Rivera), Rita (Moreno), Frida (Kahlo), Celia (Cruz), Dolores (Huerta), Isabel (Allende), Sandra (Cisneros), Julia (Álvarez), Rigoberta (Menchú), the Mirabal (Sisters), plus the Boss (Sonia Sotomayor).
Description: St Rita of Cascia was an Italian nun and is called the Patroness of Impossible Causes. This Cathlic saint is a patron saint of lost causes, sickness, wounds, marital problems, abuse, and mothers. Cute design. Like Catholic saints and the Catholic faith? Give for 1st Holy Communion, Confirmation, Baptism, or RCIA.
Description: St Rita of Cascia was an Italian nun and is called the Patroness of Impossible Causes. This Cathlic saint is a patron saint of lost causes, sickness, wounds, marital problems, abuse, and mothers. Cute design. Like Catholic saints and the Catholic faith? Give for 1st Holy Communion, Confirmation, Baptism, or RCIA.
Description: St Rita of Cascia was an Italian nun and is called the Patroness of Impossible Causes. This Cathlic saint is a patron saint of lost causes, sickness, wounds, marital problems, abuse, and mothers. Cute design. Like Catholic saints and the Catholic faith? Give for 1st Holy Communion, Confirmation, Baptism, or RCIA.
Description: A minimalist retro poster inspired by Rita Pavone’s iconic 1963 hit “Il Ballo del Mattone”, a number‑one single that defined the rise of Italian pop during the Studio Uno era. The design features a clean editorial style with a playful speech bubble referencing the song’s memorable lyrics. This artwork also nods to the cult film “9 Reinas”, where the song becomes a brilliant narrative payoff in the final scene. Perfect for fans of vintage Italian music, retro aesthetics, and cinema moments with cultural impact.
