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I've finally found my inspiration: Yeps
While I was researching Google for vintage inspiration I stumbled upon some old pages of the "What are you wearing thread" from 2011 on FL and I almost fell out of my chair as I think I found more than the inspiration I needed. It was a revelation of sorts as this came very timely. The person in...- Kiko123
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- entertainer inspiration plastic surgery style yeps
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Higher rise jeans for men: Yay or nay?
I am going for the 1940s young farmer/country boy look to be honest and it will match my future way of life. :) I am currently in the process of moving out of the city but this look today would not look that out of place even in the modern city I think. Thankfully, the countryside in 2016 is...- Kiko123
- Post #8
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Terms Which Have Disappeared
My interest in cars goes in waves, I like the late 30s to early 50s (The 40es look, before the over styled tail fins) mostly for American, the 70s to 2011 for European. I dislike the post-circa 2013 era of car styling. However, even a modern car is quite pricey for me, so I can never dream to...- Kiko123
- Post #3,009
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Higher rise jeans for men: Yay or nay?
Hello everyone! I've noticed that in the 1940s guys wore higher waist jeans and it got me thinking. I'm 6' but my legs are relatively short and I have a long torso. Do you think I am right in wanting to ditch the low-waist look that is so popular? Will it look funny (like I am wearing mommy...- Kiko123
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- 1940s fashion jeans men
- Replies: 11
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Drop everything & Watch
Broadway Rhythm from 1944. A little-known Technicolor musical full of funny skits. A boring story line, but if you catch it on TV while they show this you cannot stop watching: It's so progressive for the times with their risque outfits and weird moves, yet so 40s at the same time. Watch and...- Kiko123
- Post #40
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
Hello guys, sorry to enter like that. I really like the 1940s and early 50s cars, however I don't know if there are any modern makes that produce retro-styled cars (except for the VW Beetle that is)? Most of them repro cars with modern safety look more like the 60s. And as I am a college student...- Kiko123
- Post #3,029
- Forum: The Golden Era
