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  1. Elizabeth.F

    Where Art Thou?

    Thanks everyone for their really great advice! You are all so super! :D :eusa_clap
  2. Elizabeth.F

    Where Art Thou?

    Hello ladies! I'm looking for a bit of advice... I really love all of the costumes in the movie "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" and I thought it would be fun to make a few movie-inspired outfits. You know - very simple mid-1930s cotton dresses in faded fabrics, low-heeled shoes, and plain...
  3. Elizabeth.F

    What Kind of Curlers Are These?

    Just a quick question - what kind of curlers are the green ones? I can see the orange look like sponge curlers, but I can't figure out the green ones. http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachelaugusta/2880233419/ Thank you!
  4. Elizabeth.F

    Tips for Single Ladies (1938)

    I loved this! Especially the bit about wearing a bra if you need to. Isn't that just common sense? :rolleyes:
  5. Elizabeth.F

    Everyday Women of the Golden Era

    Those are positively wonderful LizzieMaine! Thanks for sharing!
  6. Elizabeth.F

    That one thing that you need to feel like yourself

    Earrings. I hate leaving the house without anything in my ears.
  7. Elizabeth.F

    Gable vs. Bogart

    I'm 100% for Bogart. ;)
  8. Elizabeth.F

    Eccentrics

    I don't mind "eccentric." I mean, there are a lot worse things to be called! Besides, "eccentric" has a nice, British-y old fashioned flavor to it.
  9. Elizabeth.F

    Vintage Telephone Ringtones

    My ringtone is just one that I recorded off of a movie. It's Stanley Laurel from the "Music Box" shouting "He don't want me, he wants the other monkey - YOU!" It is both hysterical and a little awkward when it rings in a quiet room.
  10. Elizabeth.F

    songs that make you shiver/cry

    "When You Wish Upon a Star" by Cliff Edwards "Motion Picture Soundtrack" by Radiohead "Moonlight Serenade" by Glenn Miller "Heaven Have Mercy" by Edith Piaf "Just You, Just Me" by Cliff Edwards "I Promise You a Happy Ending" by Robert Preston "It's Been a Long, Long Time" by Bing Crosby...
  11. Elizabeth.F

    If I Wasn't Vintage, I'd be...

    Steampunk. But steampunk is very vintage, so I don't know if that really counts! ;)
  12. Elizabeth.F

    Ladies with Really Big Hats

    I wish I had a big hat like that! :p
  13. Elizabeth.F

    Grateful for The Fedora Lounge

    lol lol lol
  14. Elizabeth.F

    Girdles, Corsets, and Underpinnings

    I have a 10" difference.
  15. Elizabeth.F

    Help me accessorize this Outfit!

    *drool...*
  16. Elizabeth.F

    Comments You Get When You Dress Vintage

    You're hair is just lovely here! It looks so neat and smooth!
  17. Elizabeth.F

    Comments You Get When You Dress Vintage

    I really think what kind of comment is going to depend on what kind of crowd you're in. In my experience any woman under 50-ish are probably going to glare or pretend that you're not there. If they're over 50 they'll probably just smile. Men under 50 will just flat out ignore me. But men over 50...
  18. Elizabeth.F

    Grateful for The Fedora Lounge

    I'm very grateful for having found the Fedora Lounge. I found it when I was just starting to dress retro (and not really getting much encouragement) and it was such a tremendous support when it came to leaving the house for the first time with pincurled hair and nylons!
  19. Elizabeth.F

    Everyday Women of the Golden Era

    If anybody's interested, here's my great-grandparents in 1937:
  20. Elizabeth.F

    "See your dentist twice a year": Products That Changed Our Habits

    I remember reading in "The Dirt on Clean" that in 1914 Listerine's advertising first brought attention to society the bane of bad breath. Up until that point nobody really cared!

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