Even simple garments were constructed so beautifully!
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Fashion is Anthropology.
About This Blog
"Fashion" is not Vogue magazine, designers, or trends. Fashion is and should be an important component of the lives of everyday people, and is an important source of history and culture for women in particular. Clothing is overlooked in history particularly because it has historically been a women's domain, but fashion is art, anthropology, culture, subculture, and part of our everyday lives. We shouldn't fear it, as we have been told to, but be enriched by it! Blah blah blah. Mostly this will be photos of clothing I have found. These photos are not mine. I am borrowing them for use. My "main" blog is Rip It To Shreds.
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2010
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January
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- Why Didn't I Buy This Dress?
- Very Old Children's Shoes
- Early 40's Coat
- Civil War Era Girl's Dress
- Oh-So-Pretty Late 30's Garden Party Dress
- 40's Dancing Shoes
- 30's Drapey Blouse
- More Victorian Mourning Jewelery
- 1920's Wool Swimsuit
- Victorian Mourning Brooch
- Purple Lace Deco Dress
- Victorian Boots
- 70's Platforms
- 60's Spiderweb Dress
- 80's Jaws T-shirt
- 30's Dress
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January
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About Me
- Mary
- I like 1930's dresses, Twin Peaks, celebrity gossip, and young adult fiction.
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