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Exciting Fashion Report from Paris 1921 – A new dawn !

Posted on September 25, 2012 by Madamecoco

Women’s Paris Fashion Report from 1921 This 1920s women’s fashion report is written by Mary Brush Williams for the Ladies Home Journal. Her name is on every lip and her gowns are on almost every fashionable woman of Paris. Vionnet ! It’s such a pretty name to say. “I am going to get one of her dresses”, I one day…

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The Cloche Hat – The design, the colors and how to wear

Posted on August 4, 2012 by Madamecoco

The Cloche Hat – The design, the colors and how to wear Cloche Hat design and material The standout feature of women’s millinery in the 1920s was to frame the face, often hide it, either with narrow or wide brims. Angelina Jolie remarked on how wearing the cloche hats in the movie The Changeling, was good for ‘ helping me…

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1920′s Dress Fashion – The Rise and Fall of the Flapper

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Madamecoco

A brief history of the dress fashions and beauty style of the iconic 1920′s woman. 1920′s Fashion – The Rise and Fall of the Flapper Style and Dress See also our popular post: 1920′s Fashion – Women’s Dress and Style Also: The Flapper Slang Guide. In 1929, a famous New York Times article by Mildred Adams declared ‘ The Death…

Vintage Hats – Made to order !

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Glamour Daze

If you are looking for high quality millinery with consummate attention to every detail then mark Gail’s shop as a part of your shopping experience. She is always busy adding new designs to her shop so stop by often. If you have questions she will surely try to help you with the answer. Gail sells ready to wear and custom…

The Cloche Hat

Posted on November 11, 2011 by Glamour Daze

The Cloche Hat The french word for ‘bell’, the Cloche was reputed to have been invented by the famous ‘ queen of the milliners’ Caroline Reboux. She operated her shop at 9, avenue Matignon, Paris from the 1860s and became the most sought after of milliners in the early days of Haute couture.Among her clients was Marlene Dietrich, who made…