<div>Thirty years separate the two suits above. The 1915 model cost $30, the 1945 model cost $13.</div><div></div><div> Join us on our blog at Glamoursplash this week as we look at bathing suits through the decades and how they have changed. </div>
Thanks, its fun to see the model go through changes in swimwear but at the same location shot. Lizzie, it starts in 1915 and will go through 1945. I started yesterday and will continue through part of next week. Enjoy!
Thanks everyone! Mary Jane, the Jantzen thing just kept getting weirder and I ended up removing my diving girl page. I still have it and will repurpose it at some point.
Hi all, I'm new to the group and so I'm not sure if I'm posting in the right place...... I have a Jantzen swimsuit that my MIL gave me to look into fr her. Its' black woollen and I think it's from the 1930s. Can I post some photos here for advice please?
Hello and welcome. Please start a new thread to get advice, in this forum: https://forums.vintagefashionguild.org/forums/public-vintage-fashion-q-a.39/
I need that one that looks like a dress. How sophisticated! Those tights might keep the cooties away too. lol. Seriously someone should start making them again. I bet they would sell.
So fabulous and so glad you are so knowledgeable about this subject. I have one I really need to post to get info on.