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Thursday, August 6, 2020

VINTAGE BRAS

When the bras were only underwear..

60's black lace bra

Tuesday, July 30, 2019

The popularity of the belt in women's fashion has always depended on the position of the waistline and the style of the dress. Until 1895 it did not have great importance, later, under the influence of Art Nouveau, belts with decorative buckles became popular. In the 1920s, since the waist was down, they disappeared from the fashion scene, to appear again in the following decade. In the 1950s belts became taller to draw attention to the narrow waist and wide hips, according to the New Look dictates. In the 60s you can see leather belts, plastic chains resting on the sides. In the 1970s, fashion addicted usually worn belts with a masculine appearance, and at the end of the 80s and 90s, Chanel's belts with chains or matelassé leather and gold buckles became very popular.

La popolarità della cintura nella moda femminile è sempre dipesa dalla posizione del giro vita e dallo stile del vestito. Fino al 1895 non ha avuto grande importanza, più tardi, sotto l'influenza dell'Art Nouveau divennero popolari le cinture con fibbie decorative. Negli anni '20 dato che il punto vita era sceso, scomparvero dal panorama della moda, per apparirvi nuovamente nel decennio successivo. Negli anni '50 le cinture divennero più alte per attirare l'attenzione sulla vita stretta e sui fianchi larghi, secondo i dettami del New Look. Negli anni '60 si vedono cinture in pelle, plastica a catena appoggiate sui fianchi. Negli anni '70 si indossano cinture dall'aspetto maschile, e a fine anni '80/'90 spopolano le cinture a catene o pelle matelassé e oro di Chanel.

60's black leather and gold buckle belt

Brigitte Bardot 1956

Audrey Hepburn 1953

Elizabeth Taylor 1953

Lisa Fonssagrives 1951

Lauren Bacall 1948

Jane Fonda 1971

Jane Birkin late 60's

Cindy Crawford in Donna Karan 1992

Claudia Shiffer in Chanel, Autumn-Winter 1992, Couture

Related Article:http://www.scostumista.com/2019/07/au-clair-de-la-lune.html

Tuesday, October 16, 2018

EVERYONE SHOULD RIDE A BIKE

Everyone should learn to ride a bike, and the thing is once you have learned is not something you ever forget you can do. It’s low-cost transportation powered by renewable energy, a low-impact exercise, riding improves stamina, flexibility, makes it better overall and an most important thing it's to creating cleaner, healthier, more sustainable cities.
Cycling is not only really good for you, it’s also really good for the planet.