Podcast Episode 12: Chelsea G. Summers and the Birth of Vintage, finally the release of this song is on SoundCloud…
On Podcast Episode 12: Chelsea G. Summers and the Birth of Vintage
Fascinating post - it's always interesting to see research on a period 'from the beginning'. (Slightly embarrassed about just how…
On What I’ve Learned About the 1830s in 2.75 Days
Taffeta is a particular favorite. Silk brocade is also lovely. Machine-made dupioni with minimal slubbing can also work. You want…
On The American Duchess Guide: Behind the Scenes With The 1760s Sacque Gown {Video}
Very slubby dupioni should be avoided but sometimes machine-made Dupioni that has very little slubbing can work as a cheaper…
On The American Duchess Guide: Behind the Scenes With The 1760s Sacque Gown {Video}
Can you advise on what silks can be used? Tafetta does not seem easy to get hold of here in…
On The American Duchess Guide: Behind the Scenes With The 1760s Sacque Gown {Video}
Can you use silk dupion or is that not appropriate? Does the book advise on fabrics? Mine is on order!
On The American Duchess Guide: Behind the Scenes With The 1760s Sacque Gown {Video}
Check out the "Claire" in white by our vintage brand Royal Vintage. (RoyalVintageShoes.com) 🙂
On V81: Vintage Early 1930s Sporty “Nurse” Shoes
I had a pair of these "nurse's shoes" back in 1971. My mother received a box of clothes from the…
On V81: Vintage Early 1930s Sporty “Nurse” Shoes
Every year I set a goal to research a particular time in historical fashion and try to recreate a Halloween…
On Podcast Episode 13: Flappers, Fringe, and Fashion with Zoë Beery
Can't wait to listen! I dressed up as a 1920s lady for Halloween, but nobody could tell because I wasn't…
On Podcast Episode 13: Flappers, Fringe, and Fashion with Zoë Beery