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thelingerieaddict: The Corset’s Effect Photo Credits: 1. corset, 1750-75, from Metropolitan Museum of Art | Portrait of Grand Duchess Maria Fiodorovna by Alexander Roslin, 1777 2. corset, 1839-41, from Metropolitan Museum of Art | Marquise de
High heels aren’t practical: They’re no good for hiking or driving. They get stuck in things. Women in heels are advised to stay off the grass - and also ice, cobbled streets and posh floors. And high heels don’t tend to be very comforta
Classic Revlon Shades That Are Still Sold Today
Christian Dior, Spring 1963
1958
Valentino ad, 1967
Dior 1995
Vintage Céline ad
Vintage Balenciaga ad - 1930’s
Harper’s Bazaar, August 1940
1960’s Fashion
Sara Thom for Vogue, 1956.
Suzy Parker in Chanel, Vogue 1956.
Balenciaga
Dorothea McGowan photographed by Irving Penn, 1962.
Jean Shrimpton, Vogue UK, 1962.
Suzy Parker by Richard Avedon, Harper’s Bazaar 1956
60’s glam
60’s black and white
fuscia dress suit hat with bow detail by Emme, 1961.
Jean Shrimpton by David Bailey circa 1960
1958, William Klein.
Ted Lapidus L'officiel magazine 1967
silk print dress by Louis Feraud, photo Jean Louis Guégan, 1962
evachen212: fashion history was made today! on February 12th 1947, Christian Dior debuted his New Look silhouette. still gorgeous, after all these years! (illustration by Bil Donovan, the Dior in-house artist who painted my profile pic! courtesy of Dior)
nannaia: Evolution of Chinese Clothing and Cheongsam Chinese clothing has approximately 5,000 years of history behind it, but regrettably I am only able to cover 2,500 years in this fashion timeline. I began with the Han dynasty as the term <i>hanf
real-gifs: au8: 21 Important Fashion Lessons Lizzie McGuire Taught Us 11 Shirts For When You Literally Cannot The 10 Best Graphic Tees 13 Crazy Facts from Fashion History! 10 Brilliant Beauty Life Hacks Helpful as F*ck Fashion Life Hacks Simple Life
Jayne Mansfield, “History of Sex in Cinema Part XIII: The Fifties - Sex Goes International,” Playboy - December 1966
Sophia Loren, “Era Lui, Si, Si”, “History of Sex in Cinema Part XIII: The Fifties - Sex Goes International,” Playboy - December 1966
Jeanne Moreau, “La Reine Margot”, “History of Sex in Cinema Part XIII: The Fifties - Sex Goes International,” Playboy - December 1966
Brigitte Bardot, “Love is My Profession”, “History of Sex in Cinema Part XIII: The Fifties - Sex Goes International,” Playboy - December 1966
“The History of Sex in Cinema XVIII: The Sixties, Hollywood Unbuttons”, Playboy - April 1968
The Loved One,“The History of Sex in Cinema XVIII: The Sixties, Hollywood Unbuttons”, Playboy - April 1968
The Loved One, “The History of Sex in Cinema XVIII: The Sixties, Hollywood Unbuttons”, Playboy - April 1968
Elizabeth Taylor, “Reflections in a Golden Eye”, “The History of Sex in Cinema XVIII: The Sixties, Hollywood Unbuttons”, Playboy - April 1968
Cyd Charisse, “The Silencers,” “The History of Sex in Cinema XVIII: The Sixties, Hollywood Unbuttons”, Playboy - April 1968
A brief history of skimpy clothes
Chuck The Norris & Bruce Lee, on set “The way of the Dragon”, 1972 #70s #1970s #style #fashion #cinema #film #chucknorris #thechuck #brucelee #history #memory
medievalpoc: beggars-opera: I’ve seen a few fashion posts trying to expand the “Marie Antoinette is not Victorian” rant, but this stuff can get complicated, so here is a semi-comprehensive list so everyone knows exactly when all of these eras
need refs/inspo for period clothing?
Early Bronze Age hair fashion in Denmark. Egtved girl, Skrydstrup woman, the young man and the old man from Borum Eshøj.
chicmilano: Fashion in the 70’s # retro #history #pierrecardin #spaceage #1970s
godtricksterloki: monsterjess: justintheamazingallan: fuckingshitupsince1998: for real.. Macaroni wigs at the time were extremely fashionable and this led to Macaroni being a contemporary slang for foppishness/fashionable. Doodle meant idiot and
gramscislashlenin: sans-culottes – a fashion statement with an edge.
powercuddle: free-parking: i found my new wardrobe i need henry the eighth to reside over my crotch like some fucked up guardian who will behead or divorce all who dare try and pass him
Nena von Scglebrügge, by Claude Verdin, Vogue UK 1959 www.gracestewartxo.tumblr.com
1959 Givenchy, photo by Philippe Pottier,
Fashion photo by Richard Avedon, 1955
1962 suit by Jacques Heim
Edgar Degas (French, 1834-1917), The Millinery Shop, about 1879-1886; oil on canvas, 100 x 110.7 cm; Art Institute of Chicago “ […] In an early version of the composition, the woman is clearly intended to be a customer; she wears a fashionable
markmejia: High School Fashion, 1969 What a trip.
yungvermeer: A Walk Through Art History I designed these shoes with a unique goal in mind: to create a shoe as a summation of an entire culture’s art. Each shoe possesses design qualities, color palettes, and designs only found in the respective culture.
warpaintpeggy: some of my favorite vintage dresses ↳ black
fuckyeahvintageillustration: Fashion plates by A. E. Marty for ‘La Gazette du Bon Ton’, Issue #8, 1924. Description: “This is a particularly interesting piece of design history, in that the setting is a floating fashion runway specially designed
Horrible Histories DANKE Magazine
fashionsfromhistory: Men’s Ensemble from the Huichol Tribe Mexico Goldstein Museum of Design
fashionsfromhistory: Tehuana Fiesta Costume Mexico Goldstein Museum of Design
fashionsfromhistory: China Poblana c.1925 La China Poblana, an Asian woman who lived in Puebla, came to Mexico in 1620 as a servant and left her mark on the traditions of the Spanish colonial region with her clothing.The girl who came to Mexico in the
fashionsfromhistory:Up Close: China Poblana, c.1925 (RISD Museum)
medievalpoc: miloucomehome: medievalpoc: beggars-opera: I’ve seen a few fashion posts trying to expand the “Marie Antoinette is not Victorian” rant, but this stuff can get complicated, so here is a semi-comprehensive list so everyone knows exactly
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