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Do you get comments when you DON'T dress vintage?
My family teases me when I come out of bed and my hair isn't pincurled and hiding under a large pink hair net! :rolleyes:- Elizabeth.F
- Post #7
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Fashion for misses
The younger generation back then dresses the way that the younger generation dresses now - casual. That means simple clothing that isn't terribly tailored and easy to wear (not too fancy fabrics or too tight, etc.) The suggestion pictures you gave look pretty good and I would follow Darhling's...- Elizabeth.F
- Post #4
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Statue honours Laurel and Hardy
How lovely! They've earned it for sure!- Elizabeth.F
- Post #4
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Red lips with pink clothing?
Darhling you look lovely! :eusa_clap Personally I find nothing wrong with red lips and pink clothing. I think it looks sweet when done properly.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #6
- Forum: Beauty
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How did you find the lounge?
I found it while looking up a finished version of that oh-so-popular 3 hour sweater.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #368
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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If you said you looked like one celebrity from the Golden Era...
I'm always trying to figure out if I look like anybody from the Golden Era - can anybody help? I do know one thing, I look like my great-great-grandmother!- Elizabeth.F
- Post #931
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Tragic dimensions to what we do?
This is a rather fascinating topic for me, so I feel I should add my two cents. ;) I sometimes wonder what the difference between a hobby and an obsession is, and when you've crossed that line. This thought really only comes up because of my age (I'm under 20), and I have little to no...- Elizabeth.F
- Post #55
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Loungers' Pets
Here are mine (wearing my knitting no less!) First is Kaiser: And here is Dona:- Elizabeth.F
- Post #1,544
- Forum: The Display Case
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Who is your favorite "forgotten singer"?
Cliff Edwards, Harry McDonough, Billy Murray, Al Bowlly, Patachou, Ada Jones, and Jack Teagarden are my favorite "forgotten singers".- Elizabeth.F
- Post #163
- Forum: Radio
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Show Us Your Handwriting - Vintage Penmanship!
I write in cursive when I can take my time, but print when I'm in a hurry. My hurried cursive is very messy and ugly.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #155
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Great songs remade
My favorite remake is Harry Connick Jr.'s version of "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square." His voice is just perfect for it.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #38
- Forum: Radio
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What are you listening to?
One of my all-time favorite songs: "Sweet Leilani" by Cliff Edwards.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #1,953
- Forum: Radio
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WHO REMEMBERS EDGAR BERGEN ?
I love the Charlie McCarthy radio show. At first I was a little dubious - I mean, it is a ventriloquist on the radio! - but I ended out liking it quite a bit!- Elizabeth.F
- Post #7
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Keep Calm and Carry On
My mother has that as a poster hanging in her living room!- Elizabeth.F
- Post #6
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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My New Blog!
Here's mine if anybody wants to take a peek: http://byjingobygee.blogspot.com/- Elizabeth.F
- Post #8
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
"The Cameraman" starring Buster Keaton.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #3,496
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Help me choose a vintage umbrella (picture included)
I would go for 2 or 5.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #14
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Our own vintage town
I wish we could make our own vintage town. Wouldn't it be just lovely? Too bad... :cry: shakeshead I could be the librarian! I'd love to work in a library full of old books.- Elizabeth.F
- Post #884
- Forum: The Golden Era
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What are your favorite mystery or espionage novels?
The Mr. Moto series by John P Marquand!- Elizabeth.F
- Post #44
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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What sparked your fascination with the "Golden Era"?
A $2 Charlie Chaplin DVD in K-Mart of all things. It had "The Kid", "Sunnyside", and "A Day's Pleasure" on it. I was 12 years old so my Mom bought it for me. I watched it as soon as we got home and was absolutely hooked on every pre-1930s! Just a few months later and I was ransacking the local...- Elizabeth.F
- Post #27
- Forum: The Golden Era
