I apologize for the lack of consistent posts lately. I have been crazy busy creatively directing and organizing a fashion show that will take place on October 8th at the Rialto Theater, in downtown Tucson (more details on that later). I escaped the walls of my office-slash-studio on Friday evening, to attend a family members wedding. I was feeling the need for a change, a new inspiration and in a little bit of a 1960s mood. So, I scoured the inventory in my closet and pulled out this little yellow number. It was made in 1962 by the Lanz Company. I paired it with my black glass beaded jewelry, patent black bow clutch, and black babydoll style-skinny heel pumps. A little more snug than I remember, it looks like I need to quit indulging in the sweets when I'm stressed te-he-he!
{1962 yellow Lanz dress}
{a sleek-classic 1960s french twist}
{the back}
In between all of the busy tasks going on the last few weeks. I have been working on a really juicy fall fashion post. If all goes as planned, I will get it out by next week. Stay tuned there is some definite delights for the eyes!
xo~Syd
Looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love it! You look amazing and I am in awe of how sleek and polished your french twist looks. 60s suits you!
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Gorgeous outfit! I love how impeccable your French twist is!
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You look very lovely - the colour suits you so well and I think a change is a great thing, from time to time. =D
ReplyDelete-Andi x
Cool hairdo!
ReplyDeleteamazing look, that dress color and cut are gorgeous on you! Love your hair too!
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Thanks everyone! I was surprised to hear how receptive everyone was, for the 1960's look on me! Thanks for all the lovely comments on my french twist. Maybe one of these days I will post a tutorial!
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Wow, you look beautiful as usual. I am so envious of your hairstyling skills. Would be great if you could post a tutorial :)
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Beautiful! I love the vintage style with a bit of today's fashion. You are more than welcom to see my blog. Best!
ReplyDeleteI've been reading for a while now, and thought it time to say hello, especially when there are shoes to talk about :) I love the Oxford styles, I have a pair- in patent leather (black and cream) and I love them, they always get plaenty of wear in the cooler months, so versatile. Oh, and I loved your outfit too- Lovely.
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Thank you vintage_belle, as soon as I get the equipment, I will! I'm still loving in the Flintstones age I guess....
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Lady S- I am so glad you introduced yourself. I love to know who is reading! It is nice to meet you....Yes! Shoes are my favorite subject too!
French Twist! my older sisters were wearing those while I was all scraped knees and tangled hair. I loved watching the "big girls" do their hair.
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