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Showing posts with label victorian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label victorian. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Military Inspired Fashion
Having just celebrated Independence Day, I began to ponder on the men and women who are serving our country, which in turn gave me an idea to do a little blurb about 'military inspired fashion'. This trend is nothing new as the 18th & 19th century's Georgian & Victorian era originally popular for functionality and utility clothing styles were the original inspiration behind the fad.
Labels:
18th century,
4th of july,
air force,
army,
clothing style,
fall 2011,
georgian,
independence day,
marines,
military,
navy,
utility,
victorian
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Stevie Nicks...Renaissance Gypsy
Who doesn't absolutely adore Stevie Nicks and her free spirited persona that makes you wish you could muster up the moxie to pull off this style? But of course, the question would arise.."Where in the heck would you wear something like this?" Regardless, she makes us fantasize about being a rock star!...Everyone knows her, originally as the front woman for the popular 70's band Fleetwood Mac,
Labels:
2010,
clothing style,
dress,
fashion,
fleetwood mac,
gothic,
gypsy,
Ralph Lauren,
renaissance,
stevie nicks,
victorian,
vintage
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Saturday Spotlight - Victorian & Lace
Lace making is an ancient craft dating back to the early 16th century. Originally golden, silk, linen or silver threads were used but now it is most often made with cotton thread. There are so many beautiful variations of lace: Needle, cut work, bobbin, tape, knotted, knitted, crocheted, guipure & of course, machine made. Today for Spotlight Saturday, we're featuring some lovely lace dresses,
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Spotlight Saturday... Royal Wedding Re-Cap
It's Spotlight Saturday once again and since the hoopla has yet to die down, we're bringing to you today a 'Retro Threadz Royal Wedding Re-Cap'. First off, the British tabloids were on the money as they leaked an early word that Kate Middleton's dress was designed by Sarah Burton for the late Alexander McQueen's fashion house. The dress was modest as to be expected but exquisitely beautiful
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alexander mcqueen,
british,
grace kelly,
Kate Middleton,
lady gaga,
philip treacy,
pippa middleton,
princess,
retro threadz,
sarah burton,
tabloids,
victorian,
vintage
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