Saturday, August 30, 2014

MY LOVE FOR THE VINTAGE STUFF.... (FASHION POST)

A polyester geometric dress from the 1980s on display (left) and two women jump for joy outside a branch of St Michael - now Marks and Spencer - in 1969
1969.....
Lately i noticed that my taste in fashion is a little bit off this decade. I seem to like the fashion style of people like Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, the mother of Prince Albert of Monaco (i can't remember her name, i think it was Queen Grace or so) and others that were born in the 60's and 70's.

I was able to see these pictures of women and men in the 60's and 70's and i just had to put them up. Hope it is not too old school for you guys. Do Enjoy....


A 1965 publicity image from the M&S archive shows women dress in pencil skirts and sleeveless shift dresses - iconic of the time - as mini skirts became a staple
1965......I really like the 3 outfits..

Women pose for the 1967 autumn fashion publicity shoot where they model a range of miniskirts with matching cardigans and tops in a range of colours
I could rock the red, blue and the green....

These men are pictured in a publicity shot in 1966 (left) wearing shirts, ties and knitted cardigans, while these men in 1972 wear a double-breasted suit jacket
Check out the men of 1966.....

These men are pictured in a publicity shot in 1966 (left) wearing shirts, ties and knitted cardigans, while these men in 1972 wear a double-breasted suit jacket
1972....

Marks and Spencer's has taken shoppers back in time with its exhibition of fashion - including this 1972 Crimplene mini dress (left) and 1960 green poplin shirt dress
1960 shirt dress...

M&S archivist Helen Chatterton with a 1977 floral kaftan and right, man's casual attire c., 1980. She says these three decades are 'key to the development of technology'


Source: Dailymail.co.uk
They were all made by Marks and Spencer. Did you know that Marks and Spencer was formed in 1884 when Michael Marks, a Polish refugee opened a market stall in Leeds. He went into partnership with Thomas Spencer, a former cashier from the wholesale company, Dewhirst, and they opened their first shop together in 1904 in a covered arcade in Leeds? I didn't know that. I just thought someone just conjured up a name.

Well that is all i could steal for now. I am off to watch hallmark and lifetime movies. I seem to be really addicted to their movies now. I slept at 4:30am this morning because i was watching some hallmark movies. I really do like them and i am hurting my pocket with watching them on youtube. I spent 1 GB in less than 8 hours watching movies..... I am so sorry for myself.

Oh well, thanks for stopping by.

Luv ya,
Petite Diva

9 comments:

  1. Hahaha.....mami....I can't be caught in those....are you kidding???.....hehe.....Long time mami....Thanks again for considering me for the challenge...I mean....it is really a nice thing to have thought of...

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    1. I know, you don't like such but i like them. You are welcome. I saw your response, it was amazing.

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  2. These are cute but not really my style. Have you ever watched the TV series Mad Men. It's set in the 1960's and they have some nice fashions.

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    1. No i have not but i think i might watch it just because of the fashion. I am not really a daytime series kind of person. I am too impatient and want to know the end of the whole story now.

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  3. I love these eras for fashion too! The 50s and 60s had such beautiful styles and women really dressed so classy back then! Audrey Hepburn was always one of my fav style icons for her simple yet extremely elegant styles. I even once wrote a paper in school on the 'Mods' (a British 60s subculture which had its own style-- which you have in some of your pictures) and also on Audrey Hepburn's style in movies like Breakfast at Tiffany's and Sabrina!

    xx Debbie

    www.whatdoffydoes.com

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    1. I have not watched breakfast in tiffany's but i have seen a lot of pictures of the black dress and pearl necklace that she wore. Classic! I need to watch her movies...

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  4. Truly I like the dresses but would I be caught wearing them? *whispers* I don't think so but their necklaces back in the day were to die for. Hmnnn.

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    1. You too?! I thought you would be an oldie like me *notfairo*

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