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1940s Beauty – Put Magic in to your Holiday Makeup

Posted on July 29, 2014 by Glamourdaze

Quick ‘plans for prettiness’ for the 1943 summer girl – Carol Carter 1940’s beauty report for Glamourdaze.com Vacation bound? Or Victory gardening in the backyard? Whatever you summer plans, they’ll go all the merrier if you plan for prettiness! Says pert Dona Drake ” The surest way for any gal to put magic in her 1940s makeup is for her…

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1930s Fashion – Hollywood styles go white under the sun

Posted on July 29, 2014 by Glamourdaze

Hollywood Tries White Magic for Summer 1934- 1930s Fashion By Seymour for Glamourdaze.com THERE’S a childish lilt to Mary Carlisle‘s white gob hat with its navy blue streamers, but her reefer coat is nautical sophistication to its last nickel button! Mary has chosen her accessories skilfully – she matches the blue braid on her coat with a navy handbag, scarf…

Besame Cosmetics – Vintage America Show

Posted on July 28, 2014 by Glamourdaze

Gabriela Hernandez features in pilot vintage era show – The vivacious, multi-talented Ginger Pauley – the vintage girl – put together this very professional pitch for a vintage television show for the networks. Amongst others – she interviews Gabriela Hernandez in her Besame Cosmetics salon in Burbank California. Watch the full feature. It’s a great idea – visit Ginger’s Facebook…

1933 Beauty Shop – Eye makeup styles for Types

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Glamourdaze

1930s makeup Tips from the stars – GRETA GARBO EYES. Beautiful, glamorous, disillusioned, they set new precedents in beauty. Notice how clever makeup accentuates the outer lashes, leaving the inner lashes almost untouched. This adds subtle charm. KATHLEEN BURKE has decidedly almond shaped eyes. This type should brush on darkener lightly, accenting the outer lashes heavily to emphasise the slant…

1930s Beauty Tricks in the Sun

Posted on July 16, 2014 by Glamourpost

Hollywood Beauty report by Carolyn Van Wycks – July 1934 – SUMMER ought to mean the happiest season for us all. But there’s a darker side. And it’s spelled in three words – sunburn, freckles and tan ! A few minutes of protection as demonstrated by these lovelies will save you hours of correction. Linda Parker is wisely planning her campaign for…

Ann Rutherford – Beauty and the Beach 1941

Posted on July 13, 2014 by Glamourpost

Enjoy the sun, sand and sea … and bring your lipstick and mascara! – 1940s beauty report – Denise Caine for Glamourdaze.com There can be something pretty bewitching about a girl on a sunny beach, as these pictures of Ann Rutherford ( Andy hardy / Gone with the Wind star and soon to be seen in Pride & Prejudice from…

1920s Fashion – Favourite Footwear of the Stars

Posted on July 10, 2014 by Glamourpost

July 1926 – Glamourdaze review of 1920s shoe fashions – When King Soloman remarked in an outburst of enthusiasm, “How beautiful are thy feet,O queen!” the lady in question must have been wearing an unusually attractive pair of sandals that evening! It takes pretty feet, of course, to give distinction to pretty shoes, but the right shoe can add charm…

Photobooth Women – 1900s to the 1970s

Posted on July 5, 2014 by Glamourpost

Photobooth selfies of women from 1900s to the 1970s- The first self portrait vending machine or “photobooth” was introduced back in 1883 by a Percival Everett. By the early Edwardian era – photobooth selfies had become quite a craze. They were commonly found at sea resorts. The first set of images found by Walter Plotnick is a touching collection of selfies by a young…

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The Photographed Woman – 1909 in Virginia USA

Posted on June 28, 2014 by Glamourpost

Rare photograph portraits from Rural America in 1909-1912 Hundreds of female portraits made by an itinerant photographer named Hugh Mangum, who rode the trains to the small towns of North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia in 1909. They’re notably unusual for the period by their informal and lighthearted style. Source – Duke University Library via Glamour Daze

Besame Cosmetics – Apricot Rouge for those Sunny Days

Posted on June 26, 2014 by Glamourdaze

A perfect warm sunny shade that will blend to any skin tone – Christina from Besame Cosmetics shows you how to apply their new Apricot cream rouge. Tips for Application 1. Swipe your ring and middle finger into the rouge then tap your fingers in to the back of your hand to remove any excess. 2.What remains on your fingers…

1940s Beauty – Put Magic in to your Holiday Makeup

1930s Fashion – Hollywood styles go white under the sun

Besame Cosmetics – Vintage America Show

1933 Beauty Shop – Eye makeup styles for Types

1930s Beauty Tricks in the Sun

Ann Rutherford – Beauty and the Beach 1941

1920s Fashion – Favourite Footwear of the Stars

Photobooth Women – 1900s to the 1970s

The Photographed Woman – 1909 in Virginia USA

Besame Cosmetics – Apricot Rouge for those Sunny Days

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