Frida Gustavsson by Andreas Öhlund for Elle Sweden
Andreas Ohlund for Elle Sweden pulls together all those 1940s looks that marched down the Fall catwalks…
Tagged: 1940s, Andreas Öhlund, Elle, forties, Frida Gustavsson, magazine, Sweden
Andreas Ohlund for Elle Sweden pulls together all those 1940s looks that marched down the Fall catwalks…
Chloe Memisevic in Donna Karan by Yasunari Kikuma for Numéro Tokyo November 2011
Categories: In MagazinesHere is an editorial entitled “Beautifully Made”, shot by photographer Derrick Santini in Tuscany, for Rake Magazine. The magazine’s bi-line is “The Modern Voice of Classic Men’s Elegance,” sounds good to me! They have a few articles archived on the website. Here are a few that swing lads might be interested in:
Otherwise, enjoy this sexy, well-tailored re-imagining of the mafia in southern Italy…


wrote a post about Mr Casani . You might not realize it, but you’ve probably seen him before!
This is unbelievably cool. De L’Officiel magazine (think French fashion mag) has recently published their archives and now you (yes, you!) can read through the past editions starting from 1920!!! If you read French this should be even more amazing, but even if you don’t, this is still wonderful. Here is a screen shot of the archives:
Here is a quick preview of what you can see if you head on over to the archives. This is from 1927, #66:
Go, go now! Click on the link above and peruse through the archives of L’Officiel de la Mode! What cover do you like best? What era do you most enjoy? Let us know!!!
Categories: In Magazines, Vintage PhotosCan’t help myself, I just love these images. Here’s a few more vintage fashion photographs from , this time from late 1930s. Gorgeous!
Categories: In MagazinesA few more gorgeous vintage magazine fashion photographs, from , this time from the mid to late 1930s.
Categories: In MagazinesJust discovered a fabulous website full of vintage magazine fashion images from the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s (and not just Vogue):
Here’s a few of my favourites from the early 1930s, I’ll post some more from other decades soon!
Categories: In Magazines