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Showing posts with label vintage bride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage bride. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Vintage hat photo- gals with ruffles.
Now these gals are serious about their ruffles! Wonder why the center woman didn't get to wear a hat?
Friday, September 7, 2012
Vintage 1940s bride
Look at the fresh rosy cheeks on the June Bride! What an unusual headpiece-- so fresh and romantic.
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| McCall Magazine June 1942 |
| The Vintage Hat Shop- Bridesmaid hat |
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Vintage 1920s Wedding Photos
I love old wedding photos. Take a look at some of the photos from the 1920s that are being shared by the Geo. Eastman collection.---
Monday, July 16, 2012
Collette's Fashions for the Short Girl- part 2
On Saturday I posted a variety of pages from the booklet The Short Girl by Colette. Fashion Dos and Dont's for girls that are 5'3" or under. The book was published in 1943 and gives a real insight to the fashions and styles of the times.
Today I offer a few more pages from Colette's booklet. I especially like the tips for the "sturdily built bride" and the sports clothes recommendations. Take a look---
Today I offer a few more pages from Colette's booklet. I especially like the tips for the "sturdily built bride" and the sports clothes recommendations. Take a look---
Friday, June 22, 2012
Vintage Bridal Gown Display
On Thursday we took a road trip up to the Benzie County Historical Museum located in Benzonia, Michigan.
The members of the Benzie Area Historical Society featured a vintage bridal show highlighting brides of local families. All of the dresses have some connection to community.
Dresses dated from the 1870s to 2010. Some of the dresses were worn by many members of the same family. One dress was worn by five brides. And it was still in perfect condition!! Wedding Day stories were shared and tea was served during the presentation.
A thank you is due to the museum volunteers and the families that shared the dresses that were worn on the special day. A memorable and thought provoking display done with class and style.
The members of the Benzie Area Historical Society featured a vintage bridal show highlighting brides of local families. All of the dresses have some connection to community.
Dresses dated from the 1870s to 2010. Some of the dresses were worn by many members of the same family. One dress was worn by five brides. And it was still in perfect condition!! Wedding Day stories were shared and tea was served during the presentation.
A thank you is due to the museum volunteers and the families that shared the dresses that were worn on the special day. A memorable and thought provoking display done with class and style.
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bride,
The Vintage Hat Shop,
vintage bride,
vintage wedding,
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