Hello all,
I am in the process of designing some CD covers for a series of CDs of 1950s music being produced by Yesteryear in the UK and I desperately need a photo of a couple dancing. Ideally it would be a lively dance like the jitterbug or jiving, rather than a sedate waltz, and the couple...
I'd rather look authentic than younger. I know that cutting my hair into a cute bob with bangs would make me look years younger but it just doesn't interest me. I really don't care how much older or younger my vintage clothes make me look *shrugs*
I think that wearing vintage throws off a lot of the cultural signifiers that people use to estimate a person's age. I am 38 and people get my age wrong in both directions by a good 5-10 years. In terms of skin, hair etc I don't look particularly 'good' or 'bad' for my age - I'd say I look like...
I never wear beige or pink eyeshadows - they seem to perfectly match and draw out my under-eye shadows and make me look like I'm wearing ill-character-in-a-play make-up.
I never leave the house without pencilling my eyebrows to at least some degree! It may even be the only scrap of make-up on...
I am posting this on behalf of a friend so please direct any questions to the seller via ebay.
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I can no longer do this dress up so it's time to pass it on!
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My fashion era is undoubtedly the 50s, but as a graphic designer I'm fascinated by various eras of the 20th century - almost every decade had something incredible going on with design, illustration and typography. I think my favourite is the european modernist movement of the 60s. But I pretty...
That's a lot like my mole was, except that nearly all the pigment had gone from mine and it was much closer to my lip. I could see it out of the corner of my mouth when I talked and it always made me very self-conscious! I'm glad that you like yours - I really believe in learning to love how we...
It's a shame that the survey options won't allow you to have more options. 5'7" and over is a BIG category! I wouldn't say that 5'7" was tall particularly - maybe just a bit above average - but a 6'1" woman would be in the same group. I enjoy being a bit on the taller side (5'9") but it can be...
I don't buy things that I know don't fit, I don't have the money to do that, but I DO hang on to clothes that I've grown out of - knowing they will never fit me again - just because I once loved it and wore it. Or because it was such a bargain at the time! I have a fabulous little pencil skirt...
I only have a tape player in my car and I have a little suitcase full of tapes - mostly audiobooks. Lots of Agatha Christie plus bits of PG Wodehouse, Ruth Rendell and Patricia Cornwell. Apparently I enjoy listening to murder while I drive!
I'll second the Mens File recommendation. It's a little bit style-over-substance but the style is pretty great!
My magazine, ERA, will be out soon (I know I've been saying that for ages...) and it'll be 100 pages of all things vintage (not rockabilly). We try to cover all eras of the 20th...
Present!
South-west London currently but have lived in Devon and Sheffield too.
Make mine an Earl Grey :)
Miss Sofia, I'll be in Rye for the day in a couple of weeks - what's the name and address of your shop?
Ultimately I want my partner to love me for who I really am, not some veiled illusion of effortless perfection I present to him. And guess what? He does! I don't really see how emotional intimacy can be achieved without a big dose of honest reality.
Ada Vice - I'm with you on the question of...
I don't believe women should be made to feel that they have to remove their body hair and I apply the same principle to men. They should be allowed to be as hairy or as bald as nature intended without anybody making any judgment. Whether I like it or not shouldn't come into it - it is my problem...
I have heard it before, but believe me, it isn't something a woman could ever get tired of hearing! I adore her look and the styles she modelled (I can't really call it 'her' style) and while I lack her perfectly refined features I have a similar enough face, build and colouring to pull off a...
I don't think of myself as looking 'dressed-up'. I'm just wearing the clothes I happen to like. I do own jeans - vintage of course - and I wear them about 20% of the time. The rest of the time it's pencil skirts, suits and dresses, all with heels. I do occasionally wear brogues or saddle shoes...
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