1920s blue dress and cloak
(via Art Deco group) (x)
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it's finally done..........gnarly fans i summon thee (gif of saruman hoverig his hand over the orb)
drawing this was. a little painful for me but not because of putting a man in a skimpy outfit oh no, i enjoy that very much,,,, IT WAS TRYING TO FIT GNARLY'S BIG ASS FUCKOFF HEAD ONTO THE BODY REALISTICALLY
REBLOGS > LIKES
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It's my birth month, so as a fashion history treat, here's the cover of a 1928 wholesale catalog from I. Arbus & Sons, New York, who I think were connected to the famous photographer Diane Arbus, who would have been five years old when this catalogue came out.
The catalog is 24 pages, sepia-toned black-and-white, of various styles of dresses fashionable in summer 1928, 14 by 21 cm (5.5 x 8 inches). Many of the fashion illustrations appear to be photographs, but the dresses the models are wearing are either painted on or very heavily retouched. There are a few purely painted illustrations.
I'm going to see about loading up more pages this month. Meanwhile, here's a start.
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The problem with trying to dress and decorate your house in a 1920s style is everyone assumes you mean art deco.
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Clothes and the Car... At the Theatre for Vogue, Photo by Sir Cecil Beaton, 1927.
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Marjory C. Woodbury, Indian Head Cloth, 1920
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L'Îlot = The Islet
George Barbier (French; 1882–1932)
Pl. VII in Modes et Manières d'Aujourd’hui (1914)
Pochoir print
FIT Gladys Marcus Library, Special Collections & College Archives, New York
“Que cet îlot de corail est petit au milieu de cette mer immense et bleue!….” (The coral islet is small in the middle of this sea — immense and blue!....)
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More winter joy at @now-winter-comes-slowly...
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