Magazine scans

[Red_Lipstick]

Hello, girls

I visited an old books' shop yesterday and found these amazing women magazines-they have several ones, from late 20's to mid 30's. I'm not into that period but I couldn't resist to buy 2 of the magazines from 1933 (I plan to buy the other ones next week ). They're really nice Spanish magazines with pretty photos of cinema stars, love stories, beauty products ads and reviews, etc. and I was thinking maybe some of the girls here would like to see some scans of the fashion section (it's pretty much French and American style, but you can also get an idea of Spanish beauty in the 30's!).

The problem is I'm new here and I don't know if there's a special thread to post this sort of thing. If there is just tell me and delete this message, if not I'll scan some pages this afternoon

 

[Lady Day]

There are many fashion magazine threads in the Display Case forum where you can either add onto with the scans, or start a new thread. Take a look around there. If you do start a thread here, try and keep the scans to fashion oriented content.

Thanks, and welcome.

LD

 

[Red_Lipstick]

Thank you for the answer

I think I'll post them here because I just wanted to scan some women clothes' pages and the Display Case is a bit too general (I hope that's ok!).

 

[Red_Lipstick]

Ok, I finally had time to scan some images, I hope you like them (tell me if they're too big, it's my first post with images ) :

Joan Crawford "the last divorcee of Hollywood"

I love these shorts!

There are instructions on how to make this, but I don't think my knitting skills are good enough yet... it looks so sweet

 

[ShrinkingViolet]

Great pics, Red Lipstick! Thanks. Gotta love the Crawford one ...
What are the girls in the cute shorts doing?

 

[Red_Lipstick]

The girls in shorts are Los Angeles girls doing what the magazine calls "this year's trendy sport": yatch races in tinny boats.
I suppose they're vintage surfer girls! lol

 

[Miss 1929]

Early windsurfing!

I adore these pics, more please!
How fun to see what our European sisters were wearing!

 

[Lola Getz]

These are great--thank you for posting them! I too love the shorts and Joan Crawford, well, I can never get enough of her fabulousness.