Another instalment in the turban tieing series! This one is based on a tutorial I saw, from the actual 1940’s! So it doesn’t get more authentic than that!
Another video instalment in the vintage turban tying series! This one is a very easy, everyday style I wear when I just need to get my hair up and out of the way!
I often like to spice up a rather plain collared shirt with a quick and easy 1930’s inspired necktie, made simply from a nylon scarf! After posting an outfit picture on my Instagram, I was requested a tutorial on how I did it… and here it is!
It was going to be an oil rag, but I wore it to the orchestra!
This is a story of a rescue. My best rescue yet in fact. The beautiful 1930’s dress I found and saved from a tragic end as an oil rag by some mechanic who thought it was junk…
Ok, here it is!! Style #3 in the vintage turban tying tutorial series! I love to wear turbans as they cover up so many things, bad hair days, pin curls, or maybe you just need a quick ‘do’!
Have you admired vintage hats from afar? tried them on but thought “How on earth do I keep this silly little thing on my head?” Well, I have 4 tricks that I use to share with you, that will keep your hat firmly in place even when the wind is blowing and your skirt up around your ears!