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  1. Me

    Me

    More of vintage moi
  2. My vintage muse

    My vintage muse

    Studies & Portraits of myself inspired by vintage Golden Era Hollywood.
  3. imoldfashioned

    1920s - fashion with fun, whimsy and chic

    So dreamy to slide into those :)
  4. imoldfashioned

    Vintage Style Shoes in Size 9--Re-mix, Aerosoles and Mossimo

    Hi Ladies, I'm finding that I'm not really wearing heels lately so I'm putting some up for sale. Please PM me if you're interested and we can talk about postage prices. Thanks! PS: I'll probably have some vintage patterns up for sale soon as well, so look for those. Re-mix...
  5. imoldfashioned

    $5 or Less: DVDs Including Classic Movies for Sale

    D'oh! That's what I get for typing too fast! Thanks for catching that.
  7. imoldfashioned

    $5 or Less: DVDs Including Classic Movies for Sale

    Everything listed is in great shape. I'll calculate the postage you'll pay based on your zip code and mail via any method you prefer. Please PM me if you're interested, thank you! $5 -40 Year Old Virgin widescreen edition (has price stickers on front) $15 -Doris Day and Rock Hudson...
  8. imoldfashioned

    You MUST choose. No waffling.

    Choice #1: Max Fleischer Choice #2: Harold Lloyd
  9. imoldfashioned

    Show us what you've made!

    Great work--I adore that fabric, did you get it recently or is it vintage?
  10. imoldfashioned

    Show us your vintage home!

    I may have to have some wiring updating done, I pray not since I don't want to spend the money, but I checked the wiring cabinet and saw this label that I thought might interest folks. The building was built in 1905 so this label must date around then as well.
  11. imoldfashioned

    What was the last TV show you watched?

    The Night James Brown Saved Boston--a documentary about a concert James Brown gave in the aftermath of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assasination. A bit haigiographic but well worth watching for the commentary and, most of all, the performance footage. I especially enjoyed the befuddlement of...
  13. imoldfashioned

    Harbingers of Spring

    Thanks for that picture Carter, it was just what I needed. More snow predicted for Boston tomorrow and Monday (sigh) but it was near 60 degrees on Friday so Spring can't be too far off.
  14. imoldfashioned

    What Are You Reading

    I still remember the ads for that book set! I'm still working my way through The Brontes (I'm up to page 247) which really is excellent. This quote stood out: "One of the reasons Patrick cited for needing a magiastrate in Haworth itself was to enforce the new factory regulations of 1833...
  15. imoldfashioned

    Norman Hartnell's spring Collection of 1938

    Interesting film--many of the clothes look so matronly. I'd take "Cinema" though. I got lost in the other BFI offerings on You Tube--Two Cooks and a Cabbage by the Ministry of Information for the Ministry of Food for example, or Tea Making Tips. Christmas Under Fire (1941) did it's...
  16. imoldfashioned

    Show Us Your Purchases!

    That's a beauty Deco_Darling--I love the buttons down the back.
  17. imoldfashioned

    'The Best Years Of Our Lives'

    Please, God, can my hair look like that just once?
  19. imoldfashioned

    'The Best Years Of Our Lives'

    In some long ago documentary they interviewed Billy Wilder about the scene when Harold gets home and Billy said (paraphrased) "I cried like a baby at that scene; and I laugh at Hamlet". Everyone's so good in that film but it's sometimes hard to watch.
  20. imoldfashioned

    HAPPINESS

    I didn't know whether I loved that movie or hated it (but the song stuck in my head). I will never see Welcome to the Dollhouse though. No need to go through those years again.
  21. imoldfashioned

    1920s - fashion with fun, whimsy and chic

    This is one of my favorite threads ever at the Lounge. The photos are consistently wonderful!
  22. imoldfashioned

    Vintage shopping in Chicago?

    He's given a bit of info here
  23. imoldfashioned

    So through with COOL!

    A friend of mine in the 80's habitually used "jump back!" as an exclaimation of astonishment and/or approval. Don't know if that was a Valley Girl thing ("totally tubular!") or if she just made it up. I don't think I use a lot of modern slang, but it's not because I'm trying not to do so...

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