Exploring 1930s fashion and my growing obsession with the flutter styled skirts that were very popular during a time of austerity and great innovation.
Women’s outerwear reflected 1920’s in its entire glamour – these were luxury garments that not everyone could actually afford, however, they also became popular in different, and …
A complete instructional guide on the makeup looks of the 1930's
They're known as quaintrelles.
Today we have a special guest post by vintage makeup expert Gabriela Hernandez, Founder of Besame Cosmetics. I asked her to give us a simple guide to creating 1930s makeup for both day and evening looks. This is not a sponsored article, although I may receive a small commission if you purchase Besame makeup through
1930s Beauty Guides. Hollywood actresses Jean Harlow and Ruth Hall share their tips. Also a link to a fabulous 1930s Hollywood makeup booklet
Makeup in the 1930s took a clear departure from what was the norm in the 1920s. Femininity was pushed to the forefront, and it became more emphasized. Let's find out the 1930s beauty and makeup styles in this article.
Twelve classic short bob haircuts for you to choose from. But be very careful !! 1920s hairstyle chart published in 1924 by the American Hairdresser
30s fashion
It's a sacred ritual.
It’s no secret, I love fashion from the past and thoroughly enjoy incorporating them into my present-day style. I enjoy showing you how to incorporate fashion cues from several eras into your modern-day style for a look that’s uniquely you. Personally, I tend to mix various fashion eras mostly ran
Exploring 1930s fashion and my growing obsession with the flutter styled skirts that were very popular during a time of austerity and great innovation.
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A summary and archive film of 1930s street fashions. 1930s hairstyles and clothing accessories
Women we love when they were in their 30s. This week I am featuring Lucille Ball. This series is about iconic women and the life they lead. When we take a look as our lives in our 30s, many of us think that it is too late to start a new career, or do something […]
In previous decades, women would change clothes for every activity and for different times of day. As pockets were pinched by the economic decline in the 1930s, clothes that could be worn for multiple activities began to emerge. While one would not wear one’s house dress out to run errands, fine dresses were marketed as perfect for
Despite being an era of economic struggle, 1930s clothing was inspired by an era of revolutionary style thanks to advancements in clothing production, the popularity of Hollywood cinema as well as the increased resourcefulness of daywear fashion because of the Great Depression. Keep reading after the jump to see 5 iconic pieces from the 1930s and to read how they revolutionized the way American women dressed!
The 1930s were largely defined by economic struggle & political upheaval. Believe it or not, though, a lot of 1930s dresses were the very most in glamour.
Women in the 1930's didn't wear pants too often, but for summer days at the beach or when playing a sport, pants were not only acceptable but highly fashionable! For daywear, a pair of white or navy blue high waisted wide leg pants and trousers with a nautical or sailor look were trendy. On the
“What did women wear in the 1930s?” -- The fashion of the thirties is usually overshadowed by the Great Depression, but the 1930s were full of glamour and style. Here you will learn about all the 1930s clothing and accessories women wore for day and evening events. You will also be able to create a
A Two-legged revolution, by Betsy Blodgett
