Nick D
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From the Costica Acsinte archive, interesting diagonal pleats on the pockets.
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yep.
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From the Costica Acsinte archive, interesting diagonal pleats on the pockets.
I love this stuff so much!
herringbonekid
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British ultra peakz, 1937:
British, link button, 30s:
Eastbourne (just along the coast from me) 1947:
dunno:
assume 20s, poss Britz ?:
British, link button, 30s:
Eastbourne (just along the coast from me) 1947:
dunno:
assume 20s, poss Britz ?:
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Nick D
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WhiteBeard
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early 30s perfection. actor William Haines, 1930. from the book 'Edward Steichen:In High Fashion':
Seems very similar to a suit Haines wore in the film "Spring Fever" from 1927. What do you guys think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebPp8_QchF4
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Pretty much the perfect outfit on the right.
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Eastbourne (just along the coast from me) 1947:
I wonder what he's reading? He appears to be holding the book so that it can be seen in the photo. I bet it was something that he thought made him look deep and interesting!
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More Romanians
Love those wide trousers and nice velour hat.
Interesting long, rather narrow lapels on these suits (Iran 1930).
Quite a contrast with the very high-closing waistcoat!
Source: Center for Iranian Jewish Oral History
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?79308-Photographs-from-Iran-20-s-40-s
Interesting long, rather narrow lapels on these suits (Iran 1930).
Quite a contrast with the very high-closing waistcoat!
Source: Center for Iranian Jewish Oral History
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?79308-Photographs-from-Iran-20-s-40-s
Papperskatt
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I love super high closing waistcoats, I wish that I had one like that.
herringbonekid
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odd combo. the waistcoat on the chap standing looks almost turn of the century.
It is a black "afternoon & evening suit" along contemporary Central European fashion.
Floey posted once this 1931 illustration of an evening suit, which described the "high closing" waistcoat.
An early to mid-30's German evening suit I posted before, has also a very high closing waistcoat. If it would have been a long-lapel two-button jacket, the effect would be quite similar to the photo.
Floey posted once this 1931 illustration of an evening suit, which described the "high closing" waistcoat.
An early to mid-30's German evening suit I posted before, has also a very high closing waistcoat. If it would have been a long-lapel two-button jacket, the effect would be quite similar to the photo.
