July 22, 2017
by Winters Past
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Remember that really bad Rod Stewart song from the 80’s, Do Ya Think I’m Sexy? I’m assuming you’ll agree it was terrible because I think it is. In truth, what’s a catchy tune or an ear worm, what’s bland or delicious, what … Continue reading
June 22, 2017
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Picture a classic 50’s or early 60’s dress in a rich tone-on-tone brocade. The lines of the dress are on par with fashionable evening wear of the era, but the garment is done up in fabric that’s got an Asian … Continue reading
May 1, 2017
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“Where do you get all this stuff?” I get asked some variation of this question many times every day. At this point in the life of my shop, the answer is simple. I buy from the people who originally owned … Continue reading
April 11, 2017
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Fashion has reached the point in its current cycle where showing lots of skin has become banal. So now the pendulum is swinging the other way. Covered up is cutting edge. Ladylike is the new sexy. What’s more covered up and … Continue reading
January 22, 2017
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Is there any decade easier to mock, sartorially speaking, than the eighties? It’s legacy is a sort of fashion punch line. I get it. MC Hammer pants, Lycra unitards, acid wash denim, pretty much anything worn by Joan Collins can come as … Continue reading
January 7, 2017
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Today, let’s talk about those frivolous, silky, see-through vintage gown and robe sets that makes women feel like a silver screen queens. Specifically, lets look at some peignoir sets. When the stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age “slipped into something more comfortable” … Continue reading