Showing posts with label retro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retro. Show all posts
Bygone Beauty
Just discovered a wonderful blog called Beauty is a Thing of the Past filled with countless magazine clippings from the 1930s and 1940s providing tips on styling your hair and creating the perfect make-up look. I'm obsessed with stuff like this, even if I don't always have the time to sit and painstakingly pin curl my whole head.
Bygone Fashion
Just discovered a great livejournal style blog, Bygone Fashion. Here are some images by the photographer Mark Shaw who shot some of the most classic and elegant fashion photos of the 1950s/1960s and was also known for his documentation of the Kennedys home life.
Model in Dior
1920s style shoot for LIFE magazine.
Model on the beach, circa. 1950
'50s Ballerina
Paris 1960.
Ralph Vaessen
I spotted German designer's Ralph Vaessen's incredible range of handcrafted horn eyewear in the December issue of Vogue & just had to share.
And check out these beauties from his 2009 collection....
Pretty Pretty
Earlier this month, I styled a Barbarella-inspired photoshoot for the Glasgow Guardian. The model was the brilliant Christin Haussman and the photographer was Rosalind Blake. The location was the retro-futuristic Kibble Palace at Glasgow's Botanic Gardens. Here are a couple of my behind-the-scenes shots, watch out for the final edits in the next issue of the Glasgow Guardian (out now).
Labels:
autumn/winter,
blonde,
boots,
christin haussman,
claudia nova,
eyebrows,
fashion photography,
female fashion,
fur,
futuristic,
glasgow,
gloves,
leather,
make-up,
retro,
rosalind blake
Mademoiselle Yulia
Good morning little schoolgirl...
I found this beautiful photo on Fashion Copious, a wonderful site full of all things fashion.
I love the model's hair and make-up, and the subdued nostalgia of the colours and light. I'll be using this, as well as the other shots in the set, as inspiration for my own fashion/art photography.
I'll no doubt be posting more amazing editorials as found on FC, I can literally spend hours just trawling through images and rediscovering the urge to hit the gym...
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