Lavishly illustrated history of vintage fashion, makeup, and hairstyles for women in the 20th Century
The 1920s marked when young women’s fashion became distinct from adult fashion. College girls created their own style rather than dressing like mini versions of mom. This independence reflected broader social changes. Understanding 1920s college fashion means recognizing it wasn’t just parties and jazz clubs. It was young women creating practical, stylish wardrobes that let …
Vintage accessories do not whisper. They speak loudly. And that’s exactly why we love it. The mistake? Treating vintage like a costume. Head-to-toe vintage. Too perfect. Too planned. That’s not style. That’s a museum display. Real vintage styling is messier. Lived-in. Mixed with the now. Start With One Vintage Piece. Just One Here’s the rule …
A Vintage wardrobe is not simply old clothes, but a process of storytelling and discovering a personal identity in a generation of fast fashion. One of the greatest adventures is creating a vintage wardrobe. The process takes time, and you should have an eye for choosing the best pieces that you’ll find appealing to you. …
Mid-Century Glamour sits at an interesting intersection, where polish meets playfulness. The 1950s weren’t trying to be theatrical. They were practical. Women wanted clothes that looked intentional but didn’t feel like costumes, and designers delivered exactly that. Elevated femininity, yes, but the kind you could actually wear. The 1950s Silhouette After years of wartime austerity, …
Retro eyewear will always be chic. Take the retro Violeta RX glasses by Vicci for example. They offer a fascinating glimpse into the changing fashions of eyewear through the years. By examining the various styles, you can develop a real appreciation for the ways in which past influences inspire today’s trends. From the aesthetics to …
Every year, right about the time the air turns cold and the evenings start demanding a cup of something warm, I find myself slipping into the same rhythm: present planning. And without fail, I always wind up looping back to one category that never disappoints—sweaters. I firmly believe that sweaters are the best Christmas presents …
“Sponsored Article” I have a theory. Before the 1950s, glasses were just medical equipment—like crutches for your eyes. But then by the mid-century hit, putting plastic on your face became the chicest thing! It wasn’t just about seeing the chalkboard anymore; it was about serving a look. In this breakdown, we’re looking at how 1950s …
You’ve just slipped into the most divine 1950s wiggle dress cherry red with a nipped waist that makes you feel like a secretary in a Hitchcock film. The mirror reflects pure vintage perfection: the curve of the hip, the gentle sweep at the knee, that hourglass silhouette that makes modern fashion look positively shapeless. But …
For years, the wardrobe staple known as leggings — skin-tight, stretchy, athleisure-friendly — ruled not just the gym but everyday life. But a new generation is quietly (and sometimes loudly) saying “thanks, but no thanks.” Let’s explore how Generation Z is rewriting the rules of comfort and style, and discover what’s slipping into the space …
You flip through glossy magazines or maybe rewatch The Devil Wears Prada (2006), starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, which was also based on Lauren Weisberger’s book. She drew inspiration from her time at Vogue, which reminds us how many great stories and fashion history books also begin in print — with writers who capture …