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Dior Haute Couture by John Galliano suit, Versace shoes, Donna Karan hosiery. I have mentioned this photoshoot before, but the photos are so...
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My February theme is up, and with Valentine's Day approaching, I promise you a rose garden! {click the photo to view...sound up for Edit...
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Sorry, the grizzly shirt is mine, but here are a few of the temptations new to my eBay store this week, with 25% of the proceeds going to Co...
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I am asked now and then something like "how can you sell that when it looks like it fits and suits you?" As everyone knows who se...
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Taking a closer look at an ivory silk damask evening dress by Worth in a set designed by Jean Cocteau (photo, denisebrain) I've never b...
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Continuing Customer Appreciation Month, I am giving away some of my favorite vintage tools: First, Kevyn Aucoin's Making Faces , a beaut...
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My July theme is up! {click on image to view...and sound up!}
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Théâtre doll in coat by Molyneux (photo, denisebrain) The couturier Lucien Lelong, President of the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture 1937-45,...
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Sharing more of the great stuff from the 1980s. Amanda Carrington, Dominique, Alexis Colby and Fallon in Dynasty.
Kate Moss 1995 photoshoot
My inspiration...
Photoshop can be annoyingly time-consuming! I will not make many more of these... (Disregard the sloppy parts.)
Don Johnson wears white blazers, rolled-up sleeves and rolled (loose) pants, pastell, as well as bright colors.
The women also wore great 80s outfits. I have only a few photos right now that i took of the show on my tv screen...

Emporio/Giorgio Armani, spring/fall 2008 (pics: style.com) (click for larger image!)
Nostalgia, 70s style
Hugely favorite of mine as a teenager, ca. 1975, was a knit shirt with an interesting print of a flapper woman in various settings. Recently I came across several items from the same period, all with the same nostalgic bent.
Probably critical in this 1910s to 1920s nostalgia was the film of The Great Gatsby, starring Robert Redford and Mia Farrow, which came out in 1974. The early to mid 1970s were all about exploring past fashions, sometimes literally (wearing vintage clothing), sometimes fairly literally (wearing new clothing with many features taken from vintage clothing), and sometimes imaginatively (like these disco shirts with vintage images). These shirts, two for the girls and one for the guys, are in my eBay store right now.
Two more blog mentions!
Two more blog mentions!
Am I blanketing the world or what? :) Today I was mentioned, again by the delightful Carol of Dandelion Vintage on the Vintage Clothing Bulletin, here ("Vintage on Etsy part 2").
Then on Casey's Musings (caseybrowndesigns.com)--I gasp with joy at the suggestion that you might be able to put together Dita von Teese style at denisebrain! While you're there, take a look around that beautiful site!
Summer clothes, despite...
Still, I persist in thinking about summer, silly me!
I know there is much worse than snow here in the US, and I hope you are not overheated, flooded, or in any other way imperiled!
Me, interviewed!
If you'd like to see, it's here.
I appreciate the opportunity Carol!
Going places?
Through the month of June, please visit my theme Wherever you Roam for inspiration!
YSL est mort, vive YSL
I have always believed that fashion was not only to make women more beautiful, but also to reassure them, give them confidence
Isn't elegance forgetting what one is wearing?
Over the years I have learned that what is important in a dress is the woman who is wearing it.
I wish I had invented blue jeans. They have expression, modesty, sex appeal, simplicity - all I hope for in my clothes.
Fashions fade, style is eternal.