Welcome to the VFG forums! I see that one of our members, Susan of Northstar Vintage currently has a 70s Diana Dean by Julius Lonschein jumpsuit listed on Etsy. Do you have any idea what decade the label shifted from Diana Dean to the later Lonschein version? We don't currently have your Diana...
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New at MagsRags.net, a 40s Beacon blanket robe in glen plaid
And was new on Etsy, but sold within a few days, a WW2 service cap with brass badge
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70s mint green striped maxi dress with jacket by Joan Sparks for Alamor
Another 70s maxidress with jacket, but this one is lurex,and the jacket is bomber style with dagger collar
Stretchy palazzo pants from Miss Shaheen
60s silk cocktail...
I went searching from the other direction for info on Joan Roberts actress, and I agree with Lynne that I don't think there is a direct connection.
I found two Joan Roberts - the older was born in 1918 and was the original Laurie in Oklahoma on Broadway. The younger was born in 1952, grew up...
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a curvy 50s jacket of Palm Beach cloth, from The Ring at Bullock's in Westwood CA
A 70s day dress from the Mollie Parnis Boutique at Saks Fifth Avenue in NYC
A high end Mod dress & coat ensemble - no designer tag, but does have a Joseph Magnin...
This Saturday Evening Post article from 2016 re-publishes a 1931 article about the near extinction of egrets and other birds used to decorate women's hats. According to the original article, it became widely fashionable in the 1890s.
Please don’t take my partially informed impulse as worth hanging your hat on.
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Hopefully Barbara @Rue_de_la_Paix will be along soon to render an actual expert opinion.
I will say that I was at the Met on Labor Day for the last day of Sleeping Beauties (wonderful!) and there was one...
Wow! Lord knows I am no feather (or hat) expert, but those look like egret, and it makes me think Edwardian, which I am not well versed in either. On an internet search, the closest I could come to the vision in my head was this period photograph, labeled as 1910s Belle Epoque
Cleaning up some files, and came across a few labels I don't think we have in the LR
H Bar C western shirt, late 60s
Also H Bar C, 70s Tomboy denim bell bottoms
ADDED TO THE LR 9-10-24, THANKS MAGGIE!
80s might be right. The Japanese reproduction company this reminded me of is Sun Surf, and they started in the 80s. Sun Surf shirts typically retail for more than $200.
There were Japanese companies doing very nice 50s style reproduction shirts awhile back. I hadn't specifically seen any with the McGregor label, but searching "mcgregor Japanese reproduction" did show me a vintage style t-shirt on Grailed with a McGregor label that is somewhat different than...
It must be autumn, so many wonderful coats and sweaters!
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60s slingback stiletto heels in a gorgeous combination of buttery suede and leather with faux decorative buckle
A 50s day dress with tie collar and accordion pleated skirt - it's a...
Interesting. I haven't noticed that, but will think about it going forward. Most of my stock is stored in cardboard banker-style boxes, which breathe a bit. The moisture level in the room is ;pretty even and that seems to work OK.
I have a 40s jacket in my personal wardrobe with a Juilliard label, and was inspired by @ShabbyKathy 's post about hers to see what I could find out. My best recollection from seeing vintage magazine ads over the years was that Juilliard was the maker of the fabric, not the garment, similar to...
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30s velvet jacket with ruched sleeve cuffs and fur collar
60s Mod metallic dress in op art print
90s Mary Quant cosmetics tee-shirt, Kawaii style
Thanks Ruth! Yes, I have had other Lilia Smith dresses as well.
I think that comes from some folks winging it, and then others find them in searches, and accept the original guess as fact. We see the same problem with dating sometimes.
The trademark info is pretty conclusive - someone had to...
Fresh Vintage is back with a new video reel on our YouTube channel. I am very fond of the image used for the cover - it came from sheet music circa 1916. The song is titled "When Helen Cast Her Ballot".
I so enjoyed reading it. Thank you, Maggie!
ETA: I was fascinated by Leigh Wishner's take on 1980s and 1990s as peak avante garde in terms of textiles. It would be wonderful to have a workshop on this here. I would love to have a new frame for 90s fashion.
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