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What I Wore – My Everyday Vintage Style
I have my latest edition of What I Wore! It is a collection of the outfits that I have worn over the last week, or so! Intended to inspire you to see what you can bring to your everyday looks, not just the special events!
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What I Wore This Week – My Everyday Vintage Style
Today I have a roundup of everyday outfits for you on, well….. a few weeks actually! Life it seems got in the way and so this week you will get double the fashion!
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How to Refashion a Thrift Store Dress into a 1920’s Style Outfit
I have for you something different today! A video tutorial on how I refashioned this, well… rather drab 70’s dress into a great 1920’s style outfit! It didn’t require a lot of work, most of the work was in taking down the size and now I have one of my new favorite dresses!
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WHAT I WORE THIS WEEK – MY EVERYDAY VINTAGE STYLE
Another week has passed, and that means I have several more outfits to share! Last week I started a series on My Everyday Vintage Style, to shed some light on what vintage style might look like when not in full high glamour for events and photo shoots!
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What I Wore This Week – My Everyday Vintage Style
One of the most asked questions I receive is ‘Do you dress like this every day?” I find that most ladies that are starting out in wearing a vintage style can be easily overwhelmed by all the highly glamorous images of beautiful girls in beautiful ‘head to toe’ vintage, and they struggle to translate this look, as […]
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How to Tie a Vintage Turban – From an Original 1940’s Tutorial!
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!
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