You Need Not Wear Another Single Thing!

  "Bon Ton Lingerie Plastique and your frock - that's all!"  "...does away with overlapping thickness of vest, girdle, br...

So many Mail Order Catalogs! 1929 - 1930

There are a few of the many fabulous catalogs you could choose from in 1929-1930. These advertised for urban shoppers, but also brought fash...

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 ...

There Are Two Kinds Of Women...

Those who now have all the clothes they want, and those who have yet to discover how to have them." Of course the smart gal has a Sin...

Simple To Make and Easy To Wear - Girls Dresses from 1931

Maybe these would be easy for you to make...I'd have some trouble I think, especially the one with that "just pretends a bolero...

Fashion Notes from Paris - 1931

Fashion Notes from Paris for the stylish woman in 1931. It's good to know that "No drastic revisions in silhouette are necessary, s...

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?"...

"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...

When I think of the days I lost...

Please bear with me. I have had one sort of tech diaster after another, but now I have my new laptop, the electricity is working in the RV a...

"You've simply got to get me a new machine!"