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Posted on December 10, 2017 by Glamourdaze

Not Your Everyday Thrift Store Find – By Alexandria Cannito for Glamourdaze For many women it’s important to show off an outfit with a perfect pair of vintage style shoes that not only turns heads, but is unique in its own right. So whether you’re hunting for 1920s flapper shoes, or 1930s style shoes or 1940s shoe styles, some opt to…

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1930s Fashion – Shoe & Hosiery Styles for 1936

Posted on June 13, 2017 by Glamourdaze

June styles in Hollywood heels – Firstly, no summer season pair of heels is complete without a pair of extra fine gauge stockings. Try these silk stockings from Sears Roebuck. With fashionable seams and French heels, they look good in any pair of shoes. Heels, this season are news ! Spike heels are out. A lithe free carriage is the…

High Heel Fashion in 1930 – Why Women Wear them

Posted on February 5, 2016 by Glamourdaze

Sarcastic and funny article from 1930 – Out for a walk the other day in Central Park I encountered a pretty young woman, throwing bread crumbs to a flock of pigeons. She made a delightful picture. her fresh face was its own color instead of being violently rouged; her red lips free from artificial aids was anything but kiss proof;…

Ginger Rogers favourite shoe fashions in 1936

Posted on October 20, 2014 by Glamourdaze

Ginger Rogers feet are big news in across the globe – Ann Boyd’s 1930s’s fashion report for Glamourdaze.com When Ginger Rogers was a child her great ambition was to earn enough money to have all the shoes she ever wanted. She loves them still! Sometimes she buys a beautiful pair first and then plans her gown to go with them. In…

1930s Fashion – Carole Lombards Wardrobe in June 1932

Posted on June 12, 2014 by Glamourpost

Carole Lombard explains what she loves about fashion ! – Virginia T Lane – 1930s Fashion Report for Glamourdaze.com Ten to one if you met Carole Lombard on a desert island, draped in fig leaves dashingly trimmed with red berries, you’d say: ” Now there’s chic for you! I must have a dress like it!” I know I would. Because this…

Shoe Fashion – Time travel back to the 1930’s

Posted on May 5, 2012 by Glamourpost

See original post here: Shoe Fashion – Time travel back to the 1930’s It isn’t often you get a high quality fashion film feature from the 1930’s but Glamourdaze is delighted to present ‘Shoe Fashion – Time travel back to the 1930’s’. A sparkling fashion film featuring women’s designer shoes from the 1930’s. Other 1930’s fashion posts: 1930’s fashion –…

Gorgeous Shoe Fashions ( Vintage Film 1936 )

Posted on March 30, 2012 by Glamourdaze

1930’s Shoes for Women – Archive film “Gorgeous fashion in 1930’s footwear. A Rainy Morning, but no rubbers, but sure footing in shoes of gleaming water-proof patent leather – with the new pearl luster finish. A shining example for the new year. Oxfords and Pumps hold their own during the rainy season.And now with clear afternoon skies, it is time…

1930’s Fashion – Womens Shoe Styles

Posted on November 18, 2009 by Glamourdaze

See also Gorgeous Shoe Fashions ( Vintage 1936 Film) 1930s Fashion – Glamour of Womens Shoes In the early twentieth century women demanded more comfortable, flat-soled shoes– that is until the roaring twenties when higher hemlines encouraged visible, elaborate, high heeked and slender Louis heels. The Depression during the 1930’s highly influenced shoe fashion in the USA and Europe as…

Royal Vintage Shoes

1930s Fashion – Shoe & Hosiery Styles for 1936

High Heel Fashion in 1930 – Why Women Wear them

Ginger Rogers favourite shoe fashions in 1936

1930s Fashion – Carole Lombards Wardrobe in June 1932

Shoe Fashion – Time travel back to the 1930’s

Gorgeous Shoe Fashions ( Vintage Film 1936 )

1930’s Fashion – Womens Shoe Styles

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