I hear from 20/30s all the time that they struggle to find new friends in the area. It's hard to leave university behind - where there are countless opportunities to meet people - and join the working world. While many are finding each other on Meetup.com or other library programs, I thought it would be…
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0ut0freach: Wideleg pants Inspiration 1930 ancient modern, a post from the blog Art Deco on Bloglovin’
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I've always been a sucker for the silky, slinky evening gowns of the 1930s. So for this Fashion Face Off, I thought it would be great to showcase some lovely satin 1930s-style gowns. Cecilia from Atonement, Pamela from Dancing on the Edge, and Anne from Glorious 39 all don shining examples of this stunning type…
As we get older out style changes, but just because we enter our 30s, doesn’t mean we have to dress like an old lady. We’re in our prime, we have money…
40 powerful things to do before turning 40, with one year to accomplish them. With free checklist for you to create your own list!
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Vintage Swimwear Photography: A dive into the glamorous beach styles of 1920-1930.
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WOMEN'S SUITS Cultural critics were not incensed about ladies' suits, which had hung in ladies closets since the fin de siècle and had loose jackets and full skirts in the Après Guerre. As designers made slimmer, straighter suits in the mid-1920's, many critics found their tailoring and cut masculine and, when accessorized with shirts and…
I haven’t been doing many sewing progress posts lately, because the hectic sewing schedules of Fortnightly challenges made them impractical. Project progress posts are one thing I’m hoping to get back into this year. Along with progress! And bigger projects. At the moment I’m working on a bigger project with lots of little parts: new stuff for Napier’s Art Deco Weekend. Well, maybe. I’ve gone for the last three years, but there is a lot going on right now and I’m not sure if I’m actually going this year. I have to decide really soon, because I have a booking! Going or not, I’m still sewing Art Deco. I’ve taken over the dining room: What am I making? More beach pyjamas, because they are the most comfortable outfit ever! I’m using Wearing History’s Chic Ahoy pattern as a base (she has an actual beach pajama pattern too, but I didn’t have any in-stash fabrics that match it). My inspiration is looks like this, with halter tops: And button front trousers: I prefer the beach pyjama …
