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  1. texasgirl

    Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s- Men's Chapter

    Full size scans can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/texasgirl_333/sets/72157621795840320/
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    Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s- Ellie Laubner

    Marc, there is one chapter on Mens I could scan- let me know where would be a good thread for it. :) Miss Sis, they still have it available on Amazon, and I think the price is actually less than when I bought it a couple years ago.
  3. texasgirl

    Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s- Ellie Laubner

    Dress Clips Buttons Bags Compact Hat Ornaments
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    Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s- Ellie Laubner

    Jewelry Hair
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    Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s- Ellie Laubner

    Beachwear Check out the rubber shoes for the beach Coats Coat fabrics Different ways to wear a fur wrap Umbrellas and Gloves Belts Shoes- check out the Kedettes Sandals
  7. texasgirl

    Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s- Ellie Laubner

    Here are some scans of this fantastic reference book. The author also has a Twenties book, but I haven't gotten it yet. I have placed the full size scans on my flickr site too http://www.flickr.com/photos/texasgirl_333/sets/72157621795840320/detail/ The book...
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    Cute Vintage-y Shoes

    New shoes from Naturalizer- these come in lots of colors for fall I like this combo: And these are new from Aerosoles:
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    The Rules of Matching

    Thanks everyone for your input! Some interesting research I have found from “Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s,” Ellie Laubner- this is a must have book if you don’t have it. I’ll make some scans and post :) Fashion magazines encouraged readers to color coordinate their...
  10. texasgirl

    Vintage Sunglasses

    I just won these, hope they work out! Antique red panto CELLULOID sunglasses of the 20/30s Also, I've got a pair of these too, that I got from a fellow lounger and they were too big for my face. Celluloid Sunglasses , ca 1920. If any one is interested, PM me :)
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    To bob or not to bob?

    Aorta- here's my hair when it's not curled. Excuse the no-smile- I had taken these for my SIL to take to her hair stylist :) I'd think you could do the fingerwaves the regular way. I have a hard time doing them to myself, but I can do them on others. Maybe have a friend help? The...
  13. texasgirl

    Ladies of the lounge and their mothers/grandmothers

    Great thread! Some of you- I can see a lot of resemblance- Audrey, MissHannah, zendy! I don't think I look like either of my grandmothers, however, my mom and I look a lot alike Paternal grandmother Maternal grandmother Me and Mom
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    Pollys and Spring-o-lators!

    I was at Vintage Martini on saturday and he had a red pair. My size, but I couldn't get it on- my foot's too wide. But they were sure cute! And a great price! http://www.vintagemartini.com/clothing/shoes/post30s/1960/pages/1758.html
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    The Rules of Matching

    That's a great picture- thanks!
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    The Rules of Matching

    No, that's fine. I'm sorry if I wasn't clear. I said reenacting, I shouldn't have assumed. It just seems like to me there would have been more "rules" about matching back then, but maybe I'm wrong. I'll take a look through my catalogs, but most of the pages are b/w. Also I found the post...
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    To bob or not to bob?

    <<<<<<<<<<<< Like my hair in my avatar?
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    The Rules of Matching

    What I'm really after is not so much how we do it now, but how they did it back in the day. I'm thinking Miss 1929 had posted something in a thread, but I can't find it?
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    The Rules of Matching

    In my daily wardrobe, I try not to get too matchy-matchy. But when I do reenacting, I try to get as accurate as I can. In the past, I've mainly done black. Easy to match ;) But I've gotten a couple new hats, a red one, as well as a burgundy and a kelly green. So what's a girl to do? Do you...
  21. texasgirl

    Public Enemies

    Edward, here are a couple of trivia items from imdb As incredible as it may seem, the scene where John Dillinger walks into the Chicago Police station and talks to police officers is based in fact. Dillinger was so cocky and sure of himself that he often would stop and chat with policemen...
  22. texasgirl

    Public Enemies

    Great insights up196! Thanks For those of you interested in the HD aspects of the film, HD Video Pro magazine has an interesting article of the behind the scenes filming. http://www.hdvideopro.com/
  23. texasgirl

    Umbrellas & Parasols!

    Thanks ya'll! They usually go high, but I got it for $34 with shipping. I guess sales are really slow on ebay- except for the dresses in my size-lol. Lauren, if you set up a search, do umbrella and parasol because sellers use both terms. :)

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