1928 Fashions

[vertugarde]

This is fun.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gvrHl3okfg

 

[Linn]

That was really fun! I didn't realize that color was available that early - do you think it was "colorized" later?

Love the fashions, the jewelry and the whole thing!

Thanks!

Linn

 

[catwalkcreative]

Thanks for sharing! Great to see those fashions in colour. Just posted that to my Facebook page

 

[Patentleathershoes]

Originally posted by Linn
That was really fun! I didn't realize that color was available that early - do you think it was "colorized" later?

Love the fashions, the jewelry and the whole thing!

Thanks!

Linn

It could have very well have always been in color.

color film for photography cameras came about 1935, but I think the cost was prohibitive and the quality wasn't consistent. I think color for film was available from almost the beginning. One of the first films was painted by hand, until Pathéchrome came out. Phantom of the Opera in 1925 had a color sequence in it. Obviously it was all a lot shakier and less consistent than now, but they had it. A lot of it was hand rolled (yikes)