No matter what you’re doing or where you’re going, this hat will let you pay tribute to Spring. Some green “hattitude” is definitely called for, and what an unique style! …
Source: TRUE VINTAGE 1960’S “HATTITUDE”
No matter what you’re doing or where you’re going, this hat will let you pay tribute to Spring. Some green “hattitude” is definitely called for, and what an unique style! …
Source: TRUE VINTAGE 1960’S “HATTITUDE”

From just about the whole decade of the ’50’s, the shoe museum in Mexico City covers it all. Just coming out of the ’40’s and almost into the ’60’s – these are THE BEST!
This showcase contains the most casual to the most dressy examples. I love them all!
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This dress was worn to a semi-formal event in 1955, in Europe. Lace overlay, dropped waist and double-layer chiffon skirt. No cutesy business going on here – just serious fashion, quality, cl…
Source: TRUE VINTAGE FROM 1955 – A VERY ELEGANT FROCK FOR A SPECIAL OCCASION
Of rayon and silk, these pretties are some of my best, or most interesting. The embroidery on the two right ones is unusual and the ’40’s white dressing gown is a style that I ha…
Source: MY (PERHAPS) LOVELIEST COLLECTION OF TRUE VINTAGE 1930’s – 1940’S PEIGNOIRS
Of rayon and silk, these pretties are some of my best, or most interesting. The embroidery on the two right ones is unusual and the ’40’s white dressing gown is a style that I ha…
Source: MY (PERHAPS) LOVELIEST COLLECTION OF TRUE VINTAGE 1930’s – 1940’S PEIGNOIRS
Here’s a real variety of styles in a more casual group. They all look very Spring-like! Also, imagine these cute, stylish versions in full leather and/or other quality materials, hand-made. …
Source: MORE TRUE VINTAGE 1940’S FOOTWEAR FROM THE SHOE MUSEUM

Here’s a real variety of styles in a more casual group. They all look very Spring-like!
Also, imagine these cute, stylish versions in full leather and/or other quality materials, hand-made. No wonder they’re still around for us to admire. What a dream . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MORGANA MARTIN, THE MAGICVINTAGESPY
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Staying in the early 20th Century for a brief while, here are two costume bead necklaces from the 1920’s. Longer length, which was popular then, twirling and bouncing down the front of ladies…
Source: RARE TRUE VINTAGE GLASS BEAD NECKLACES FROM THE 1920’S