A Christmas Letter to My Husband - 1934

A Singer For Christmas! "It would be better than a new dress..."

Are your Christmas outfits ready?

"You Can't Buy Love" - 1934

"But you can buy and be Irresistible" This mysteriously exotic fragrance stirs senses...thrills...awakens love. It makes you divin...

Making Smart Clothes - 1934

This is some good advice from Making Smart Clothes which was published by The Butterick Company in 1934. "Anyone who has known the sati...

Post Thanksgiving Blues

I know, I know...where are they now?!

Shampoo Lovelights into your Hair! - 1934

Would Nell O'Day steer you wrong? She washes Lovelights into her hair when she uses Golden Glint Shampoo and Rinse...it reveals hidden ...

French Hand Made Baby Clothes for 79¢ - 1934

From the McCall Magazine in 1934 we have this ad, hand made baby clothes made by French ladies in New Orleans. Of course it was a come on to...

Keeping us warm and fashionable in 1934

Keeping us warm and fashionable in 1934, McCall Magazine says we should be 'Squared Off and Buttoned Up" with "Masses of Fur o...

Four-o'clock Velvet, Satin Bridge and Wool Chic Frocks - 1934

Only the best for you from McCall Magazine, October 1934. "Since it is smart to look as chesty as possible..." "Believe it o...

Slit Hemlines, Slashed Backs, Low Necklines - Evening Gowns - 1934

More beauty from McCall's Magazine, October 1934. "Since ankles and evening slippers are both so pretty, it is too bad not to show...

Style and Beauty - McCall's 1934

Are you busy getting your hair done and brushing up on beauty tips? Need to know what you should be wearing? This useful information is brou...

Some Indoor and Outdoor Smartness for Him and Her - 1934

McCall Magazine hasn't forgotten the kids in 1934. They ask "Little man, what now?"and "Doesn't she look sweet?"...

Jean Harlow - 1934

Just couldn't leave this magazine without showing you this close up of one of the great screen beauties. Wow. Did you know she died at ...

Eleanor Holm and her Gantner Banda-Wikies Swimsuit!

"Eleanor Holm, stage and screen star, recognized All American Girl, for amazing accomplishments, charm and beauty . . . selects her swi...

Mae West in "It Ain't No Sin" - 1934

Doesn't this dress just suit her so well? "It Ain't No Sin" was the working title for the movie that became "Belle ...

Fay Wray's Autographed Patterns - 1934

These gowns, while fabulous are also a bit of a mystery. Were they under the Hollywood brand? Or Style? I can't find these particular pa...

Why Jean! How did you get so thin? The Perfolastic Girdle

"...specially designed to wear next to the body."

De Wans Special Facial Hair Remover - 1934

"...leaving your skin a thrill to see...a greater thrill to touch!"

"Fall Ideas for the Home Seamstress" - 1934

These were True Story patterns for dresses and hats. Again all the interest was up top, just look at those collars. A pin-tucked funnel neck...

Smart New York Styles That Flatter Your Figure - 1934

From True Story Magazine, these were fully made dresses you could order all the way from New York. This group seems all about the collars, e...