Big news! If you like the pin-up style and want to learn ways how to achieve this glamorous look, then read this article showing tips on how to do so.
How about seeing victory rolls styles in the modern light? Alongside with little tutorials, you are going to see lots of new variations of the retro style.
Steph and Chris' first date was at a burlesque show in Liverpool and they decided to recreate that atmosphere for their wedding! They infused their eclectic tastes into a perfect day of vintage, Rock n Roll, burlesque and mid-century classic style in a local historic venue. One of the acts they saw on their fist date, Suzie Sequin, even played at their reception!
Hey guys! So today's tutorial is the last in the series, and even though the weeks been pretty busy and it seems like it's passed quickly,...
How about seeing victory rolls styles in the modern light? Alongside with little tutorials, you are going to see lots of new variations of the retro style.
How about seeing victory rolls styles in the modern light? Alongside with little tutorials, you are going to see lots of new variations of the retro style.
Hey everyone! I really love #4 in the series, and I hope you do too! These weeks always go by so fast because its just ticking tutorials off one by one till the week's over, and now we're more than haveway done! This is such a fun way to wear your vintage scarves, and this is the fastest style yet this week! And that's all there is to it, so have a great day! :) Seriously though there's really not much more that I can say about the style other than if you've been wanting to try something retro and pin-up-y but aren't very confident to take one on, this is the style you've been waiting for! You don't have to use a vintage head scarf either, you can for sure use a bandanna or something like it, and it'll work out just great! Supplies needed: - boar bristled teasing comb - 1 1/2" curling iron - bobby pins - strong hold hairspray - a hair-tie - clip for holding top back - headscarf or bandanna Method: Step #1: Section off your bang section by drawing a half moon (?) from eyebrow to eyebrow and tying it up for later. Brush your hair back into a smooth high ponytail. Pull your hair all the way through the hair-tie twice, then on the last time leave the last several inches of hair in the hair-tie, creating a big loop. Wrap the extra hair around the base of the loop and pin in place. Use half a dozen or so more bobby pins to pinch and secure different parts of the loop, creating a little bumby bun high up on the back of your head. Remember that it doesn't have to be perfect, because it will be mostly covered by your headscarf. Step #2: Spray well with hair-spray, and move on to the bangs! Bring down the front and work the sides of the section to smooth the flyaway's, then smooth the top and the bottom with a round brush. Clamp the ends of your bang section into your iron and spread the hair the whole length of it. Roll it all the way up to your roots and rub the loos hairs down with the others. Release your hair from the iron by clamping and releasing over and over as you slide the iron out. Now look at your lovely faux bangs! Step #3: Use a couple bobby pins to secure the them by putting your fingers inside the roll and inserting the pins towards the back. Mold them a little if desired by pinching and tugging the the outsides outward and up slightly. Next take your scarf and double it over from opposite corners. Step #4: Wrap it around the back of your head with the corners pointing upward. Tie a neat little bow at an angle and tuck the back point down into the rest of the scarf. and you're all done! I know I always say it, but the best part of doing these hair tutorials is hearing your feedback and thoughts on what you think, what you used it for, how it turned out for you, and of course all the compliments you got when you wore it out! So free to share:) Thank so much for reading! xo, Emily P.S. Also in case you missed it, click the red button below to Subscribe on YouTube! | and if you're a previous Facebook follower or would simply like to connect that way, click the new 'Like' button below! facebook ♥ instagram ♥ youtube ♥ twitter ♥ pinterest ♥ rss ♥ bloglovin
Pin up hairstyles have never really gone out of style. Though the pin up era most recognizably took place in the ’40s and ’50s, the style dates all the way back to the 1890s, a time known for its gaiety, and includes the signature styles of the 1920s and the 1950s as well. The point […]
How about seeing victory rolls styles in the modern light? Alongside with little tutorials, you are going to see lots of new variations of the retro style.
http://vimeo.com/24374425 Written by Elizabeth Ito, the short animated film Yuki 7: Looks That Kill, features the stylistic go-go dancing spy ladies, Yuki
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I love clip art and am always delighted when I find good retro images. A few years ago I found this wonderful stack of vintage clip art at a favorite bookstore. I had never seen these before and bought the whole pile. They are from a monthly clip art publication called Clipper Creative Art Service. Mine are from 1966-67. There are too many styles and types of images to include here (plus it involves actually cutting them out) and the pages are too large to scan in entirety (12x18). Each page will have several images, each in about 4 different sizes – you have to remember this was before the Xerox was common! On a facing page they have wonderful mock ads showing the many ways a business could use the image. Also included are fonts, textures, seasonal etc. You can see some more here. I also rediscovered some retro vectors that I thought I had lost when my old laptop died. These are from Mister Retro and I highly recommend any of their wares. I am sooo happy to have these back! They also have a site dedicated to retro fonts, Font Diner, most of which I bought as well. Some very talented and easy to work with guys. I can’t wait to put them to use! Technorati Tags: clip art,retro clip art,vintage clip art,1960s clip art,clipper creative art services,Font Diner,Mister Retro,retro art,hbic
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These Classic cat eye style sunglasses have that perfect retro look. Great for everyday or to just a little 50's flare to your look. 100% UV400 PROTECTION
