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Here's a collection of ways to accessorize your look as done in the 1940's.
I would love to have instructions for a boutonniere but, I didn't find one in my stash of things to make. I personally love fresh flowers and, given the choice, would most certainly choose the real thing.
I love the idea of bright felt flowers to brighten up a winter coat. Turbans always make me think of Sally Field in "Soapdish," though: "who am I, Gloria [bleep] Swanson!?!"
Gabrielle Chanel aka Coco wore a Camelia flower. I know she was a bigger influence in the 20s and 30s, but I love her style. Flowers are so fun! Great post.
I love the idea of bright felt flowers to brighten up a winter coat. Turbans always make me think of Sally Field in "Soapdish," though: "who am I, Gloria [bleep] Swanson!?!"
ReplyDeleteWonderful ideas here! These small details really dressed up the 40s wardrobe.
ReplyDeleteThe Turban Pattern isn't working.
ReplyDeleteGabrielle Chanel aka Coco wore a Camelia flower. I know she was a bigger influence in the 20s and 30s, but I love her style. Flowers are so fun! Great post.
ReplyDeleteThe seasonal boutonnieres are my favorite accessory.
ReplyDeleteThey are so like the Easter corsages we wore for Easter.
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ReplyDeleteI love turbans at the swimming pool, makes me feel rich.
ReplyDeleteLove these...I have a book with similar illustrations and wardrobe freshening ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove these! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the illustrations.
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