More fabulous vintage history from Glamour Daze ~ this time featuring the origins of the Little Black Dress and how it became the quintessential evening piece in any gal’s wardrobe. Find out it started in the 1920’s, how it went from day to night wear in the 1940’s, and how it was influenced by Dior in the 50’s and more…
The Little Black Dress – from Chanel to Givenchy
A big fan of single neutral colours, Chanel was really just pleasing herself with this number. In mourning mode after the death of her lover in 1915 ; Chanel's tendency towards black naturally crept in to her designs…
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bonita.
I'm really glad that autumn is back in town here in Canada again, as it means it's time to dust off my vintage LBDs once more and put them to good use for all manner of outings and events (I do wear some of them in the summer, but between the heat and the weight of the fabric of some of LBDs, they lend themselves much better to fall and winter outfits).
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this makes me wanna watch that Chanel bio with Audrey Tatu. She seems like such an interesting lady and you cant deny her impact on fashion. Thanks for the link.
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