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Showing posts with label Glamour Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glamour Magazine. Show all posts
Huaraches - The Sandals That Made Mexico Famous.
You know I love me some ads, but this has to be one of my favorites ever. From Glamour Magazine, April of 1943 this ad is for Huaraches ...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - Merle Oberon for Maybelline
The final image on the back cover is the lovely Merle Oberon . Actually before 1944 when this picture was published she had been in a car a...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - Girdlslax - Combines Utility with Charm
"Home Front Fighters choose Girdslax. You're millions strong, you feminine warriors! Your ammunition, the assembly line, the rivete...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - Everyone's looking at you...
...and of course you love it, you're so completely right in your Sporteens jacket and skirt.
Glamour Magazine 1944 - A Snap Of A Suit
Young Recruit for your Spring Offensive...a snap of a suit, a LEEDS HI-HO JUNIOR...for the young in figure, the young in heart, as well as t...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - "Textiles At War"
Fabric Dream Of Tomorrow - Heavenly Rayons Today! The Textron company was making parachutes and they show up in the edges of this lovely i...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - The Shoes!
1944 |
Bass Ski Boots |
Glamour Magazine |
January |
Kays-Newport |
Lasso |
Navy Wives |
Penaljos |
Prima Donnas |
Spectators |
Wise Shoes
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Send A Ration Coupon...you're gonna need it to get these fabulous shoes.
Glamour Magazine 1944 - Unforgettable -that Christy Look
"Of course, your time is at a premium now, but the brave still do deserve the fair! So save a handful of minutes every morning - anothe...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - Shocking Stockings!
1944 |
French Lace Clock Hosiery |
Friedman Hosiery Co. |
Glamour Magazine |
Hollyvogue Hosiery |
January |
Joyce Renolds |
La Conga
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The idea here was to "make the legs more eyepealing", "made for wear - but also to make them stare". Seems to be working...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - It's "Good Behavior" that counts
For slips that is. Especially if we are talking about Movie Star Slips...this model is "Winged Victory" and it "behaves well...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - Pregnant? This Is What And What Not To Do
The good thing about 1944 was that there were clear rules to follow, all you had to do was keep track. Just remember that " A smock fai...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - "This is the way to dress your young"
1944 |
Glamour Magazine |
Hollywood 1004 |
Hollywood 1043 |
Hollywood 1090 |
Hollywood 1111 |
Hollywood 1237 |
Hollywood 1238 |
Hollywood 1243 |
Hollywood 749 |
Hollywood Patterns |
Hollywood491 |
January
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"Hollywood Patterns and your own nimble fingers make these gay sugar and spice nursery fashions." Pretty illustration is by Lisl W...
Glamour Magazine 1944- The Mobile Coat- Styled Six Ways!
This is a good lesson on how to take any quality basic coat and re-fashion it six different ways. You just need to use your "old fur co...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - More Ads and Designers!
1944 |
Betty Barnes |
Crosstown |
Glamour Magazine |
Harzfeld's |
January |
Judy Nell |
Pat Hartly |
Swansdown
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"Your Label For All The Things You Are" , "This dress can go with you from office to canteen, from campus to date", ...
Glamour Magazine 1944 - For The Girl With A Job
1944 |
Arnold Constable |
Future Fashions |
Glamour Magazine |
Harveys |
Henry Rosenfeld |
January |
Jaunty Junior |
Junior Guild Original |
Mendoza |
Trigger Cloth |
Vera Maxwell
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We are going to spend some time in 1944, looking at what a gal with a job was wearing and doing. She was doing it looking fabulous! Many of ...
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