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Iam often told by 'non participating' fans of vintage style that 'I just don't have time to get dressed up every day'. Far be it from me to tell you to make retro style your every day look if you don't truly WANT to, but as to this whole 'time' factor? Pshaw!! You can easily carry your love of 1940's/'50's fashion into your work week by adding just a few key elements and a few spare minutes to your current routine. Yes, you'll have to plan ahead. And by that I mean you'll have to set your hair the night before, just like our grannies used to do! Once you get used to sleeping in a set, it will become second nature and you'll look as if you took hours to get ready, when in actuality the whole look (including makeup) took you less than twenty minutes. I can almost guarantee you that the admiring looks you receive, coupled with the boost of confidence you'll feel, will make it well worth that extra effort the night before. To get started, you need to decide how you'd like to set your hair. In today's tutorial, I chose sponge rollers. They're a great option because they're relatively easy to sleep in and they breathe, so the hair dries fairly quickly. I never roll my hair wet. It takes far too long to dry and the curls are usually too tight. If I shower before I set my hair, I dry it almost completely with a hair dryer (on the cool setting) before I start to roll. After the hair is mostly dry, take sections of hair (the amount of hair will directly dictate the size of the resulting wave), spray with a setting lotion solution, and set the rollers in a halo around ear level. Keep the crown flat to achieve that signature vintage look. The setting lotion I use is Lottabody Setting Lotion, diluted with water. The entire process (with some practice) takes about 10 minutes to achieve. If you don't want to use sponge rollers, you have several other options. You can opt for a pin curl set, a rag roller set, or you can use pillow rollers, which are actually made for sleeping comfortably. If you choose the latter type of roller however, keep in mind that the hair does not dry as quickly since the 'pillow' casing doesn't breathe well. Next Morning: Make Up 1.Start with a nice clean palette. I use a milky cleanser that is easy to rinse but doesn't try the skin and a good moisturizer for day time (preferably one with a sunscreen). Once you have a nice fresh palette, start your makeup application. First, apply primer (if you wear one), foundation, and concealer-making sure to blend well and take your time. This is the single most important part of your makeup and will be obvious if you rush. 2.Eyes:Fill your brows, concentrating on the arch. Stay with neutral shadows on the lids, using a touch of shimmer where you like, to help wake up the eyes. Don't forget to add white to your waterline and wing out that liner!Finish off with a good long-wearing mascara 3.Lips and Cheeks:-Rosy things up with a nice cream blush, applied sparingly to the apples of the cheeks. Set it with a peachy-pink powder blush and a finishing powder over your whole face, if you use one. Lips are a matter of taste. A muted matte shade looks nice for day time, while still retaining a retro feel. Hair: Since you set your hair the night before, this should literally take about five minutes! Just unroll, brush, spray into place, and GO!! Once you develop your favorite setting pattern and style, you will be able to do this part with your eyes closed. If you have a little frizz or a few fly aways, finish off with a pomade, like Layrite (available here on my shop). You can add an accessory if you like but chances are, you're running late in spite of your speedy styling so get going!! Video tutorial: Product List: Foundation: REVLON Colorstay in 'Buff' (for Normal/Dry Skin) Concealer: Makeup Forever's Concealer Palette (version 1) Primer: Senna Face Primer Finishing Powder: BeSame' Transluscent Loose Powder Concealer Stick: Maybelline White Concealer Stick Eyeshadow Base: Too Faced Shadow Insurance Eye Shadow: Sigma Eye Shadows in 'Angie' and 'Brown Sugar' Eye Liner: Rimmell Precision Liner in 'Brown', Rimmell Khol Liner in 'White', Kat Von D Tattoo Liner in 'Trooper' Mascara: Rimmell Sexy Curves Waterproof in 'Blackest Black' Blush: REVLON Cream Blush in 'First Blush' and Sigma Blush in 'Some Girls' Lipstick: Mary Kay lipstick in 'Caramel'
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Vintage 1957 | The gal on the left is wearing "Peddle Pushers".
Women's 1960s fashion was an extreme style and attitude from the start of the decade to the end. In the early years, the fashion idol was Jackie Kennedy with her perfect white pearls and tailored suit dresses. By the middle of the decade, supermodel Twiggy had women freeing their minds and bodies into clothing that
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"Berkertex", 1960
13 fun links around the web this week. Go forth!
Iam often told by 'non participating' fans of vintage style that 'I just don't have time to get dressed up every day'. Far be it from me to tell you to make retro style your every day look if you don't truly WANT to, but as to this whole 'time' factor? Pshaw!! You can easily carry your love of 1940's/'50's fashion into your work week by adding just a few key elements and a few spare minutes to your current routine. Yes, you'll have to plan ahead. And by that I mean you'll have to set your hair the night before, just like our grannies used to do! Once you get used to sleeping in a set, it will become second nature and you'll look as if you took hours to get ready, when in actuality the whole look (including makeup) took you less than twenty minutes. I can almost guarantee you that the admiring looks you receive, coupled with the boost of confidence you'll feel, will make it well worth that extra effort the night before. To get started, you need to decide how you'd like to set your hair. In today's tutorial, I chose sponge rollers. They're a great option because they're relatively easy to sleep in and they breathe, so the hair dries fairly quickly. I never roll my hair wet. It takes far too long to dry and the curls are usually too tight. If I shower before I set my hair, I dry it almost completely with a hair dryer (on the cool setting) before I start to roll. After the hair is mostly dry, take sections of hair (the amount of hair will directly dictate the size of the resulting wave), spray with a setting lotion solution, and set the rollers in a halo around ear level. Keep the crown flat to achieve that signature vintage look. The setting lotion I use is Lottabody Setting Lotion, diluted with water. The entire process (with some practice) takes about 10 minutes to achieve. If you don't want to use sponge rollers, you have several other options. You can opt for a pin curl set, a rag roller set, or you can use pillow rollers, which are actually made for sleeping comfortably. If you choose the latter type of roller however, keep in mind that the hair does not dry as quickly since the 'pillow' casing doesn't breathe well. Next Morning: Make Up 1.Start with a nice clean palette. I use a milky cleanser that is easy to rinse but doesn't try the skin and a good moisturizer for day time (preferably one with a sunscreen). Once you have a nice fresh palette, start your makeup application. First, apply primer (if you wear one), foundation, and concealer-making sure to blend well and take your time. This is the single most important part of your makeup and will be obvious if you rush. 2.Eyes:Fill your brows, concentrating on the arch. Stay with neutral shadows on the lids, using a touch of shimmer where you like, to help wake up the eyes. Don't forget to add white to your waterline and wing out that liner!Finish off with a good long-wearing mascara 3.Lips and Cheeks:-Rosy things up with a nice cream blush, applied sparingly to the apples of the cheeks. Set it with a peachy-pink powder blush and a finishing powder over your whole face, if you use one. Lips are a matter of taste. A muted matte shade looks nice for day time, while still retaining a retro feel. Hair: Since you set your hair the night before, this should literally take about five minutes! Just unroll, brush, spray into place, and GO!! Once you develop your favorite setting pattern and style, you will be able to do this part with your eyes closed. If you have a little frizz or a few fly aways, finish off with a pomade, like Layrite (available here on my shop). You can add an accessory if you like but chances are, you're running late in spite of your speedy styling so get going!! Video tutorial: Product List: Foundation: REVLON Colorstay in 'Buff' (for Normal/Dry Skin) Concealer: Makeup Forever's Concealer Palette (version 1) Primer: Senna Face Primer Finishing Powder: BeSame' Transluscent Loose Powder Concealer Stick: Maybelline White Concealer Stick Eyeshadow Base: Too Faced Shadow Insurance Eye Shadow: Sigma Eye Shadows in 'Angie' and 'Brown Sugar' Eye Liner: Rimmell Precision Liner in 'Brown', Rimmell Khol Liner in 'White', Kat Von D Tattoo Liner in 'Trooper' Mascara: Rimmell Sexy Curves Waterproof in 'Blackest Black' Blush: REVLON Cream Blush in 'First Blush' and Sigma Blush in 'Some Girls' Lipstick: Mary Kay lipstick in 'Caramel'
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**Les clients de l’UE sont priés de noter qu’il peut y avoir des frais de douane supplémentaires** •• TOUS les articles sont fabriqués lors de la commande, à la fois pour la taille standard et sur mesure •• Montré sur le modèle dans une magnifique nuance de jaune moutarde avec un contraste de garniture en velours noir. jupe balançoire et manche 3/4 pour compléter ce look. Comme toujours, vous pouvez changer la longueur des manches et le style de la jupe (crayon ou exemple) •• Sur mesure : les instructions seront envoyées après l’achat •• Taille standard: Taille US Taille 2: buste 32.5 » (83cm) - taille 26 » (66cm) - Bum 36 » (91.5cm) Taille 4: buste 34 » (86.5cm) - taille 27 » (69cm) - Bum 37 » (94cm) Taille 6: buste 35.5 » (89cm) - taille 28-28.5 » (71-72.5cm) - Bum 38 » (96.5cm) Taille 8: buste 37.5 » (95cm) - taille 29.5 » (75cm) - Bum 39.5 » (100cm) Taille 10: buste 39 » (99cm) - taille 31.5-32 » (80-81.5cm) - Bum 41.5 » (106cm) Taille 12: buste 41 » (104cm) - taille 33 » (84cm) - Bum 43 » (109cm) Taille 14: buste 43 » (109cm) - taille 35 » (89cm) - Bum 45 » (114cm) Taille 16: buste 45 » (114cm) - taille 37 » (94cm) - Bum 46.5 » (118cm) •• TIMING: cela prend environ 3 semaines. Pour toute question, veuillez envoyer un courriel. Oui, je fais d’autres designs et envoyez-moi la photo, puis je créerai une liste personnalisée pour vous ••DOUBLURE** Sauf indication contraire dans l’annonce, tous les articles ne sont généralement pas doublés. La doublure est recommandée pour les couleurs claires comme le gris clair, le bleu pâle, le rose pâle, le blanc, etc., vous pouvez acheter une doublure à https://www.etsy.com/listing/154864690/lining-cost-for-1-dress
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What vintage lover wouldn't want to travel back in time and buy up tons of mid-century Pendleton goodness? From the famed 49er jacket to the traditional Indian blankets, Pendleton pretty much screams fall. I sadly don't own any vintage Pendleton myself, perhaps one day! I thought today I would share some of the Pendleton advertising images that have been inspiring my fall wardrobe plans this year... Just some mid-week inspiration for you all today, I'm knee deep in sewing projects so I'll see you all tomorrow!
Explore the 1950's fashion lines and find out which is the right choice for you.
Vintage fishnet tights. circa 1960s-80s Very Mod or New Wave and in neon orange. *Does not include the vintage ad. Measurements: These have a cloth label that says 'Adult B'. Appear to be an average size. They do have several inches of stretch as expected. To be safe I would say to consider these a small or medium. Please see measurements and judge for yourself. total length 47" (119.4 cm) leg including foot is 36.5" (92.7 cm) without stretching waist easily stretches up to about 36" (91.4 cm) Condition: Good vintage. No snags or rips. Waist elastic isn's as tight as it once was but still has plenty of stretch. I hand washed them so they are clean and ready to wear. All Items have been cleaned and/or sanitised. Recycled,Eco Friendly,Sustainable! Unique,Unusual! Buy Vintage! LOVE VINTAGE ? Check out the shops below for lots more! We list new items daily! https://www.etsy.com/shop/maybel57 https://www.etsy.com/shop/CharmedKitty https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheQuietVillage All sales final. Be sure of your purchase. We do not take returns, cancellations or except charge backs. Zoom in on the photos. They are part of the description. If you have any questions about sizing, conditions, etc. you can probably find the answer in our shop policies. If you can't find what you're looking for please feel free to contact us and ask questions before you buy. Thank You
Montgomery Ward catalog - Fall/Winter 1968
Times have changed since the 1950s– and that’s definitely a good thing. If fashion models of the 1950s could time travel to 2015, I have a feeling things would quickly get out of hand. Take a look… “Herbert, would you get off the horn already?” Delores said impatiently. “I’ve got eyebrows on fleek– and I simply must tell Edith the […]
