What on earth is Miss Ireland wearing? And Miss Spain should be really mad
at somebody...
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My mother was a young military wife in the early 50s; she bought a machine
on time from a traveling salesman, and earned a goodly amount of pin
money for the time by altering uniforms, sewing on stripes and patches,
etc, in addition to sewing for herself and (later) children. A number of
her
I have a photo of my father and uncle strolling down a street in Atlanta,
Suits and white shirts, collars open and over the coats, no hats. In
contrast, a man seen in a doorway behind them looks like a 30s gangster in
suit, tie, and jauntily tilted hat.
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outside 40s coats?
And pictures of my dapper father in his teens and twentys with the same
style in San Francisco. I think it was a universal style for casual wear.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 11:47 AM, Tracy Thallas
fathal...@collinscom.netwrote:
I have a photo of my father and uncle strolling down
Could be. My husband's father and uncle were immigrants from Greece in
the 10s, and dressed very properly all their lives. Their sons seemed to
have been more inclined to hep cat-ness. ;-)
On my father's side, seems more a case of farm/conservative vs
townie/newest fashion.
Wow, thanks! Was just in a discussion on another small list about long
hair styles, I've passed this on..
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I heard the answer to this one on Fox News, of all places - the hats are
worn at such weird angles to make the obligatory cheek-kissing possible.
Apparently one lady didn't get the memo, and her hat angled the wrong way...
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May her memory be everlasting, and may it bring joy and comfort to all who
knew and loved her...
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And the mindset that goes with it... :-)
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From: h-costume-boun...@indra.com
Can't say any of those hairstyles are really a loss to the world... ;-)
Wish we could get Fashion Police jt long enough to make
everybody pull their pants up!!!
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Yeppers!
And free to make jokes about 'em, too!
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From: h-costume-boun...@indra.com
Hmmm. I'd approach with caution, to be sure... while this could be
completely innocent (maybe just because her son wants to dress this way?) I
can easily see it as some sort of kiddie-porn as well.
Sigh. Ain't NOTHIN' uncorrupted any more
There is a photo of my grandfather c.1897,
I name mine after famous headless people. The current incumbent is
Headless Annie...
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Congratulations!! :-)
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From: h-costume-boun...@indra.com
Dead photography wasn't that unusual down south, at least - though it
does seem to mostly have been children (often posed as if alive in mother's
or siblings's arms eeew or in a little chair or cradle; most adults I've
seen were laid out or in their casket. Money for photographers was
scarce,
I have - one or two - but they didn't look like The Bride's..
Imagine something more like that whole fish in the grocer's case, the one
you think's a little too old
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I've read camica or camicia, but haven't (yet) done a big study of
Spanish undies...
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Thank you! That's perfect!
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Am hunting the references on this painting -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies/3963118205/
Picked her up somewhere or other online, and now I really need to know
where she lives and who painted her.
Thanks for looking!
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Thanks, everybody! (Someone on this list always knows everything! :-) )
Googling Bronzino and School of Bronzino found me lots of other fun
stuff to squirrel away (and I noted the details this time!) and the Festive
Attyre pic is beautifully clear for the bit I want.
About the only other
Yup. And a decade (1540s or whatever) is plenty close enough for my
needs! (Though someday I would also love to have a facsimile of that
dress)
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