1910s casual fashion

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The Edwardian era was once elegantly described as, a "leisurely time when women wore picture hats and did not vote, when the rich were not ashamed to live

I've always enjoyed vintage fashions and fashion history (though I'm now old enough to remember when some vintage fashions were new!) This is my blog for posting images from the large collection of old catalogs and fashion magazines I have piled up in my spare room. I'll be posting stuff from between the 1940s and the 1980s. A warning to visitors: Some of these images are scary!

Children's Fashion from 1910- many girls wore light colored dresses and the waistline would be at the hip. Boys would wear short pants. This is a more practical time of dress for children. Teenagers started dressing like adults.

Skirt "Suffragette" DETAILS - Fabric: 100% medium weight linen (150-180 gr/m) OR Ukrainian wool fabric 85% wool 15% polyester (430 gr/m) - One side pocket - Fastens on the button - Elastic band on the back Production times - 20-21 days. Thank you for understanding SIZING are shown in the picture in the gallery CARE Machine wash 40℃ / 104 °F No Tumble Dry Gentle Cycle Do not bleach Iron with steam and fabrics must be a bit wet Petticoat "Suffragette" in white DETAILS - Fabric: 100% medium…

1910s Women’s “trousers”

I haven’t been doing much embroidery recently (I’ve been mainly stuck in bed when not doing uni work - yay M.E.!), but I have been having… | Instagram

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Spring fashions published in the April 1922 issue of Woman's Home Companion magazine.

What was the well-dressed young woman wearing in July 1917? A lot of interesting things, as it turns out: there are several new trends in this month’s women’s magazines. First, this from McCall’s Magazine: the first set of patterns for war service-related clothing that I’ve run across: two nurses’ uniforms and two outfits for outdoor work, overalls, and a shorter skirt with bloomers to wear underneath: On a related note, in this month’s The Ladies’ World magazine is a two page spread on “the…