Edwardian Fashion – Color Film
Posted: May 24th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Tux & Gown & Jeans | Tags: Color, Edwardian, fashion, Film | 13 Comments »
glamourdaze.blogspot.com and retrocalendar.com Restored here in two tone color, a unique little film from the vaults of the internet archive of a woman modeling [ rather shakely ] some new fashion styles from Paris in 1917. Gone are the s-bend silhouettes of the Edwardian Gibson Girl in favour of a softer look. Enjoy.Music by Eric Satie
The music beats on my mind… Yeah, Great satie… Lovely vid that makes me remember “Segundo de Chomon” Art… Thanx GD !!
The art of modeling has grown so much.
I believe we should begin to use more average
women, though. It makes sense to me.
Love it…the clothes, the models, everything! Thanks for posting these!
Love!
I’d never seen a two-tone film before, I didn’t even know they existed! So unusual!
the models look so nice, too. not like now; they all look like they ate a lemon backstage.
This video made my day. Thank you very much for the wonderful upload.
To think all these wonderful films would be lost to history and we’d have never seen them without you taking the time to find and post them. Thank you.
Looks like the Queen Mum style. I love it!!!
I love this. Its amazing how back then models looked healthy and like regular people. Elegant. This was a treat. Thanks.
love the detail in the stockings
loooooved this!
really amazing