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Be a 1920′s Gatsby Bride

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Madamecoco

Be a 1920′s Gatsby Style Bride – Vintage Wedding Dress Ideas. With the rash of 1920s and 1930s related movies of recent years ( The Artist, Atonement, Howard Hughes etc) the latest now being the new and star studded 2013 film of F Scott Fitzgerald’s Great Gatsby, you may wish to add a little 1920s sparkle to your wardrobe. For…

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1920′s Fashion – Illustrated 1928 dress guide for an average girl.

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Madamecoco

1920′s Fashion – Illustrated 1928 advice on dress color matching. Photoplay’s Caroline Van Wyck writes in 1928 about “distinctive dressing”. With 1920′s hats the same tight little shape on every woman, with 1920s dresses the same slender models, it’s hard for a busy a girl to find distinctive clothes. Read how color helps the clever girl! With clothes what they…

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Downton Abbey – What 1920s fashions to look out for

Posted on October 31, 2012 by Madamecoco

Check out the official “ Downton Abbey fashion Era ” Pinterest pages by Glamourdaze. Downton Abbey – What 1920s fashions to look out for Hairstyles and makeup take a decided 1920s turn with short crops and bobs – finger waves or ‘Marcel waves’ as they were known in the 20′s thanks to their creator French hair designer Francois Marcel. Scott…

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…

Discovered – Color 1920′s Fashion Movie

Posted on July 20, 2012 by Madamecoco

Discovered – 1920′s Fashion Movie in color. An exclusive interview with Murray Glass, film archivist. Since Glamourdaze’s inception, we have slowly built a found film archive of vintage fashion on YouTube which you can watch here on our dedicated Fashion Film Archive pages. The Rick Prelinger Archive has been one fabulous resource from which our series of Miss Ratherly Stern…