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Retro Gloves - a Necessary Complement in the Clothing
The
gloves are a very aesthetic addition to clothing. In the past, been absolutely
unacceptable, man or woman of high society to appear in public without gloves.
1930's
Balenciaga, 1952
Vogue magazine editor Bettina Ballard directing models for a photo shoot in Paris, February 1951
At that time, they were a must have accessory for any lady, which respecting
yourself. The gloves were compulsory for dinner, opera and theater. At the
beginning of the last century was very chic to smoke cigarettes and long
gloves.
1920's
1920's
1939 Helene Arpels
The black gloves are
retro classics and modern every season. The fabrics, they usually are made,
are leather or suede. Every classy lady must have in your wardrobe long
gloves, covering the elbow.
It is recommended, to wear them with a formal
dress.
Also, they very well can combine with sleeveless jackets and vests.
Gloves in bright
colors look best with dark plain clothes - such as brown, black or dark gray
coat.
If you have more than
one accessory in your styling - bag, scarf, hat, umbrella - it is good the
gloves be in line with at least one of the other items of clothing.
The extravagant people
can choose patent leather gloves, or even from alligator skin. Mandatory in
this case is to combine them with a belt or shoes of the same material.
The stylish retro
gloves can diversify and the most boring clothing. Those, who are elbow-length,
you can put when go to a party. They are a wonderful addition to a classic
jacket or coat.
The crocheted gloves
provide comfort, warmth and protect hands from the cold. Suitable combined with
a hat and scarf, guarantee a retro chic look.
The gloves are a great
element of the clothing, by which to express your own look at the fashion.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
'60s Fashion
A selection of photos of sixties models and clothes set to Major Lance's "Hey, Little Girl."
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