Thursday, May 23, 2013
juliusarim: Jakob Tuggener: Heimkehr nach dem Rennen, Bern, 1949

juliusarim:

Jakob Tuggener: Heimkehr nach dem Rennen, Bern, 1949

(Source: fritzundco)

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Rudolf Urech, 1925 courtesy of Vintage Advertising and Poster Art

Rudolf Urech, 1925

courtesy of Vintage Advertising and Poster Art

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castaroundlesmodes: Jacques H. Lartigue, 1920s.

castaroundlesmodes:

Jacques H. Lartigue, 1920s.

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omgthatdress:

Dress Owned by Lillian Gish

Mariano Fortuny, 1920s

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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lauramcphee: Woman’s back, 1930s (Paul Outerbridge Jr.)

lauramcphee:

Woman’s back, 1930s (Paul Outerbridge Jr.)

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omgthatdress:

Jacket

1920s

Kerry Taylor Auctions

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poboh: Concert, 1931, Ödön Vaszkó. Hungarian (1896 - 1945)

poboh:

Concert, 1931, Ödön Vaszkó. Hungarian (1896 - 1945)

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kittyinva: Kittyinva: 1928. Wonderful color ad for sandals, which for this manufacturer seems to mean regular shoes with holes poked in the top! The actress Ruth Taylor was then starring in the silent film version of Anita Loos’ book, “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”. She was the first stage or screen Lorelei Lee.

kittyinva:

Kittyinva: 1928. Wonderful color ad for sandals, which for this manufacturer seems to mean regular shoes with holes poked in the top! The actress Ruth Taylor was then starring in the silent film version of Anita Loos’ book, “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”. She was the first stage or screen Lorelei Lee.

(Source: powderpuffery)

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Saturday, May 18, 2013

(Source: valentinovamp)

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lesanneeselegantes:

Les Modes de la Femme de France  - 1923 - Illustrations by Seraph

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