By: Abraham Camacho

Why would a men wish to wear vintage clothes? First of all, it’s fun! When you wear vintage clothes, you leap out from the crowd. The chances of someone else having on the same exact outfit to that particular event are little to none. More and more college men are looking for vintage clothes for parties and proms because it guarantees originality. One vintage clothes collector from Los Angeles, says, “I go for vintage clothes so I can bring a little something genuinely particular to my clothing and not look the same as everyone else, which is hard in fashion conscious Los Angeles..”

Vintage clothes for men are also nostalgic. Recalling the great old days when there were party lines and soda shops? Me neither, but wearing vintage clothes gives a man the chance to get a small part of history. Read the rest of this entry »

By: Margaret Atwood

Vintage clothing is difficult to find and isn’t typically fairly priced. You must understand that this is logical because such items are rare reveals. If a couple of vintage fashion and accessories fortify your wardrobe’s profile, and accessories, you need to try harder to make certain your investment would last for longer.

You should recognize and understand the proven fact that most vintage clothing sold today are composed of second user items that have doubtless been utilized by others maybe forty to fifty years back, or likely more. You don’t own retro and latest garments ( which technically were made in the 1960s to 1980s ). You own garments that are much older than that, maybe as old as the Victorian age. So how could you potentially look after such apparel?

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By: Emily Shabina

Italian Fashion during Renaissance

The period after 11th century was development and domination of Italian fashion. The development of art was as its peak. Great Italian artists such as Leonardo da Vinci gave one of their best masterpieces. The Italian fashion was also influenced by the art during that period. Great attention was paid to the extravagant dresses. The rich merchants with large amount of money at their disposal were ready to spend lavishly on the expensive clothing. They showed their power and status by competing by dressing extravagantly. Intricate designs with complex fashions were made. Just like modern fashion, no rich tradesman would wear dresses that were out of fashion.

There was increased consumption of highly fashionable cloths with greater stress to the quality of textile cloths. The demand in high quality cloth materials led to manufacture of fine fabrics. Read the rest of this entry »

1956 legs photo cameo nlyons stocking with some roses

1948 stockings with seams clunky shoes and skirt below knees