1930 skirt

1930s skirts are hard to come by today. Even new 1930s style skirts can be tricky to find! The defining characteristic of 30s skirts is the length. The early '30s had skirts down to the ankle which gradually rose to below the knee over time. The vintage midi or tea length skirts are the most

I was planning to show you my newest makeover this week, but the photo shoot didn't happen, so it will have to wait until next week. Meanwhile, here are some 1930s images that are my most recent favorites. I love to browse them for inspiration either for actual garments, or...

DuBarry 2374B; ca. 1939; Misses' Blouse and Skirt. Everyone needs a blouse and skirt to complete one's wardrobe. This chic blouse is tucked at shoulders and waist. It buttons at front, has a small collar at neckline and may be worn with long or short sleeves. Skirt is paneled at front. It joins the wide waist yoke in a pointed outline; yoke buttons at front. [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via…

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Exploring 1930s fashion and my growing obsession with the flutter styled skirts that were very popular during a time of austerity and great innovation.

1930s bronze metallic knit dress with deco sunburst neckline and ribbed skirt.

September huh? Well that means its Fall now right? (RIGHT?!) No not really, not till the 22 officially, but we need time to prepare right? You all know I love all things autumn, and that's why this post is over 20 photos of falltastic styling long, because fall outfits are the best! Bring on the plaid, the wool, the leather, and the sweaters. Bring out the pumpkins, the spiderweb black lace, the nutmeg, the chi tea, and the rainy grey days. Break out your scarves, pull on your tights, layer…