A 1920s beaded party dress is ALWAYS welcome in my closet. They're decadent, they're comfortable, they're fabulous. However, as a short person I've had trouble finding gowns that fit well. I usually have to alter the straps and make them shorter, and the shaping can be a bit off at times. Not so with this dress!
I have an exciting recommendation for those of you that love the look of vintage turbans but don't want to have to tie them all the time: Sarah's Doo-Wop Dos!
What a mystery this dress is! Like, seriously, this garment is a mish-mosh of cultures from all over the world, and the more I have researched the crazier this mystery has become.
Many of us have incredible outdoor wardrobes, but we haven't built up our indoor wardrobes as much. Perhaps because not many people see it, or it's not a priority for the budget. But I'm here to tell you... pretty loungewear is SOOOO worth it!
I've been trying to take my vintage style in a more B.A., masculine route to match my changing life roles. I want things that pair vintage style with toughness and resilience. I've often found this combination in vintage motorcycle ladies, WW2 female war workers, female military personnel, and other boundary-pushing ladies of the past. However, most of them seemed to have worn their gear to death, because it's hard to find, and very few people are reproducing such styles. Enter Iron Ranger boots from Red Wing!
