I don't know what I'm wearing tonight. We are going to a New Year's party with 50's/60's music, so it will have to be danceable! I wish I had this exact outfit from NYE 1941 that I found on flickr. I love every last detail, especially those little stars!
I don't do that much shopping online, but I do love to check out etsy and ebay for guilt free window shopping. Noir Ohio is one of my favourites! The styling is so cool, I want to look this badass while wearing frilly 80's dresses.
Some beautiful shots of a film based around Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson starring Andrea Riseborough and James D'Arcy. The costumes are styled and designed by Arianne Phillips working with Dior, Dunhill and Cartier. Photographed by Tom Munro at West Wycombe House, Buckinghamshire, England for Vanity Fair September 2011.
Obviously, my love for thrifted and vintage goods runs deep. Rarely an outfit post goes by without some vintage or thrifted item (if not everything!)
But I'm not the only one! I'm not sure how old this video is, but I really like the first and last oufits showcased. Sooooo good. old clothes>modern clothes
I am seriously considering some screencaptures of the last woman's dress! How amazing would that be for a wedding? I'm not getting married anytime soon, but knowing how picky I am, I think I need to start narrowing down ideas. I had actually been considering a hi-low hem, since I am vertically challenged and don't want to lose my legs to 4 feet of satin and tulle.
These have a quiet, understated simplicity to them, good choice of models too. Photographed by Ben Weller, styled by Phoebe Arnold, featuring models Julia Hafstrom & Jed Texas for A Perfect Guide S/S2011.
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