Cecil Beaton review. Cecil Beaton was such a marvellous person. He really willed this funny, capricious, fey, creative ...

Army uniforms were based on ski-wear, which had been popularly worn at the time. There were high-waisted trousers, a jacket and a shirt beneath. The trousers were designed with numerous packets for ...

You don’t need to be a 1950s teen to look fabulous in classic 50s teenage fashion trends that can be worn by everyone of any age and right now in today’s world! Some of the key styles and trends of ...

At the start of the 1910s, things were going on much as before in the 1900s. Although King Edward VII died in 1910 and King George V took the throne (he was to reign until 1936) the years up until ...

All of this has come from a massive collection of over 10,000 items belonging to the Leigh family which was donated to the V&A Museum. Of course this is a vintage fashion blog and we will be focusing ...

The classic and timeless French chore jacket never goes out of style, so find one that speaks to your fashion personality and take it for a spin from day to night today. If you thought the chore ...

What were the top 2000s fashion brands? The most popular brands of the early aughts included Von Dutch, Ed Hardy, and Juicy Couture, worn by stars like Paris Hilton and Britney Spears. Ultra casual ...

The silhouette in the 1920s was known as ‘la garçonne’, which illustrated the boyish and youthful figure that young ladies desired. With this new silhouette in mind, fashions changed to incorporate ...

Find out where the best cloth recycling bins locations South West London are ready for your spring/summer cleanout. Did you go and see your mum this year? It seems these days that there is a special ...

Fashion in the 1960s was a period of bold experimentation and cultural shifts. From miniskirts to psychedelic prints to hippy costumes, each trend in 60s outfits told a story of liberation and ...

Edwardians Kings Gallery Review. The Edwardians: Age of Elegance. If you’re after a little escapism with your art history—diamond tiaras, garden parties, and royal swagger all included—then you’d do ...

As the war progressed, imports became harder to arrange, and luxuries like fashion magazines were the first to go. Women who had relied on the American title, Vogue, for all their fashion news, were ...