from my British Vogue collection, JULY 1948, photographed by John Rawlings, (sigh)
in keeping with this week's earlier posting-a COVER of a different COLOR-as today's covers go.
Nor do we see this kind of elegance, and grace-
if so-
Where?
Lovely, Gaye, I remember a long sundress in a similar fabric I wore in the summer, which I constantly received compliments on. It was unexpected and feminine.
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Karena
The Arts by Karena
I had one too! What on earth happened to our dresses?
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So lovely!!!
I think we need a name? "the 'taste' patrol"?????
Lord knows it is needed!!!
Penelope
Hi, Gaye - One thing that stands out about this classy cover and the previous one is that neither was cluttered with a veritable index of contents. The readers of Vogue didn't need to know every single thing that was inside to know that they would enjoy the issue.
ReplyDeleteThose perfectly sized Polka dots! I don't know if it is the same as photographed here but I do wish that dotted Swiss fabric would make a return.
ReplyDeleteIs it just my incompetence or is this a success because it is a composition in color, where one is expecting one in space? To this illegitimate frame of reference it is simply outstanding.
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