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The combination leather heel (suicide heels)
I would say it was the leather sole contributing to that problem rather than whichever heel is on the shoe. The sole has significantly more surface area coming in contact with the ground. I either wear rubber soled shoes/boots in icy weather (tonight, for instance) or remain ever conscious of...- mike
- Post #2
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Photoplays!
These are not mine either. But this first one might be some of the best artwork I've seen on a photoplay dust jacket! (btw - Reader's Library specifically are British issued books)- mike
- Post #30
- Forum: The Display Case
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Photoplays!
These are not mine, but they are too terrific to not share....- mike
- Post #29
- Forum: The Display Case
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My Custom Tailor redux
Yes! I should say, thank you for referencing Scotrace :p -
Reproduction classic workwear
I have a pretty good lead that the Mole People dig their way out of the hollow earth after the winter thaw of 2017 and by early spring of that year, have fully assimilated with the prevailing human culture on the planet at that time. Their aesthetics lean toward the mid to late 1950's because...- mike
- Post #764
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Reproduction classic workwear
Rumor round town is top 50's stuff goes for peanuts today compared to its value a decade or two ago. Why not keep the 50's stuff for the next major 50's obsession to storm the planet in the spring of 2017?- mike
- Post #762
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Belting a back
I would think a stand alone 30's-40's jacket that is somewhat beat up wouldn't be a bad candidate for this process. -
Reproduction classic workwear
Those caps look great! How does one purchase from them? What are their prices like? Any options on materials used?- mike
- Post #756
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Show us your SHOES !!!
Oh, I know! Alas... the ballad's second verse is same as the first :eusa_booh- mike
- Post #495
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Show us your SHOES !!!
Can you hear that? It's the ballad of being Marc's approximate shoe size! :eusa_doh:- mike
- Post #493
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Reproduction classic workwear
It sounds like that's the job to have! lol :D Good for you!- mike
- Post #746
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Reproduction classic workwear
Can I ask, whaddayado for work?- mike
- Post #744
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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The Wolfman Remade
Did anyone catch the scenes and specific shot that seemed to be referencing and comparing him to the main character in Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther? There is a segment when Lawrence is wearing similar clothes to that classic painting depicting Werther looking out over the...- mike
- Post #54
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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The style of the suit.
Old Town Clothing out of the UK say this jacket has a natural (1920's) shoulder: -
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Music from "The Commitments" 1991
Have you seen the Snapper? I enjoyed Colm Meaney's character so much in that one, I wasn't emotionally prepared to let go and let him play a different role in the Van! lol -
Wellworth jacket - J Peterman might have done good with this one...
Well! I was thinking about considering one when they eventually get posted on their ebay store for a quarter of the price. :) -
Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!
I won this for $9.99! It is a color full page newspaper advertisement, measuring 16"x21". This will compliment my original 1925 8"x10" newspaper ad for the Lost World! I might need to make a dinosaur corner of my apartment. :eusa_doh:- mike
- Post #15
- Forum: The Display Case
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Wellworth jacket - J Peterman might have done good with this one...
"Fashion is like the weather: give it some time and it’ll eventually change. And repeat itself. Take this jacket. Extra-wide peak lapels. Two-button front. Bi-swing back, with belt piece. Pure 1940's. The last time we saw a jacket like this Tyrone Power was at the $100 window at... -
The style of the suit.
It seems pretty hard to find anything today that comes close to the 1930's natural shoulder look. But how come?
