Harem Pants (and no, the world is not ending)
If you’ve been following my blog from the very beginning, you will know that I first started writing because I saw that Harper’s Bazaar was pushing the return of harem […]
Tag Archives: Early 20th Century
Get What You See: Diary of a Lost Girl
In my Review post, I showed a ton of dresses, then boiled the key points down to 5 basic elements, to reiterate, they are: The fabrics are incredibly lightweight, but […]
Diary of a Lost Girl, 1929
Diary of a Lost Girl offers fascinating insight into the late 20s/ eary 30s culture in Germany. [Spoiler] The basic plot follows Thymian (Louise Brooks) a young girl who has an […]
Get What You See: My Favorite Wife
First things first- the mother of all accessories. I think I am going to explore this further in a separate how-to post. I have a book, Making Vintage Bags by […]
My Favorite Wife, 1940
“Oh, by the way, how was my funeral? … I wish I had been there.” My sister-in-law selected this movie for me, and requested that I put together a how-to […]
How to get what you see: Nicholas and Alexandra
This movie progressed from the birth of Alexei in 1904 through the family execution in 1918. Since this is a movie about Royals, the clothes and accessories are sumptuous, especially […]
Nicholas & Alexandra
“A strong man has no need of power, and a weak man is destroyed by it.” I do not claim to be a film critic or a movie buff, and […]
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