Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

The Faded Diary: Flashback

Hi Readers!
I wanted to do a flashback of some of my favorite posts since I started my blog this past April. I'm excited to share that I now have 20 followers! I know that's not a lot but I'm just happy to have someone else reading along besides my husband :) So thank you!
Peruse the past below (click on the link to go to the post) and see if there is anything new to you...

Vintage Bride

30s on Jones












Time Traveling & Print-Mixing



Sheer Seventies
Flights of Fabric
Refashion a Kids Dress into an Apron
Makeup Bag Blues









 

Dinner Party





























A Day Off
Reverse Refashion

















Inspired by India


Flapper Fun



















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And as always, I look forward to hearing your thoughts & comments!
Which post was your favorite?

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Film Fashion: Anna Karenina
















YAY! A new period film is on its way! Anna Karenina-a film adaptation of Tolstoy's story of the Russian Princess set in the late 19th century. If you haven't yet, view the trailer and read more about Banana Republic's plan to create a collection inspired by the film HERE at one of my favorite blogs Clothes On Film. I actually did my thesis on Bustle period fashion so I'm looking forward to seeing how the designers will translate such overly trimmed and heavy upholstery-like fashions into a modernized collection. Will there be bustles??!?  I think I will be dreaming up ideas tonight!

Fashion plate print I have from Godeys, 1870.





















1875 fashion plate from Petersons. 




1871 bustle via the MET