Photos by the brilliant Bobby Bonsey, taken at Herrang Dance Camp July 2009 (Herrang, Sweden).
Above: Peter Loggins. Below: Lennart Westerlund, Shane McCarthy, Mimmi Gunnarsson, Fatima Teffahi.
Photos by the brilliant Bobby Bonsey, taken at Herrang Dance Camp July 2009 (Herrang, Sweden).
Above: Peter Loggins. Below: Lennart Westerlund, Shane McCarthy, Mimmi Gunnarsson, Fatima Teffahi.
And yet another tip from The Sartorialist, this book: Elegance – The Seeberger Brothers and the Birth of Fashion Photography by Chronicle Books.
Another shot from international street fashion blog, The Sartorialist, this time taken on the street in Sydney Australia. If this guy isn’t a swing DJ, then he should be.
Every now and again swing fashion is featured on influential international street fashion blog, The Sartorialist. Here we have some shots taken at Governor’s Island in June 2009. The Sartorialist doesn’t give the name of the event or names of the stylish swing fashionistas in the photos, so if you know these details, email them to shaz@swingfashionista.com
I snapped a photo of this pair of sexy black heels with spats, from Isabella Gregorio’s personal collection in Como, Italy this weekend. Ssshh, don’t tell her!  The label reads “Juliet Juliet”. Spats or gaiters (which are usually longer), cover the instep and ankle, and are usually detachable from your shoes. They were fashionable for gentlemen in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and have worked their way back into modern ladies shoe design in the last few seasons.
Want more spats? The first pair below are Prada 2008 Collection, the second are L.A.M.B.
And here we have individual ‘Gaiterettes’ from LesFrivolities at Etsy.com:
You wear these over shoes or ankle boots that you already own. Prices range from $55.00 to $155.00 per handmade pair.