Rudie:
These are traditional Norwegian winter boots called labber. The commercial name is "Nesnalobben".
The pair I am wearing was my great grandmother's and then my grandmothers. They have been mine for about 6 years now.
I have several pairs as they keep me warm and go with my vintage...
What I've been wearing lately :o
My Christmas dress ..1930s, bakelite buttons..
1930s taffeta gown.
1930s day dress with bakelite buttons.
Opera Coat outside the cinema in Tromsø - Christmas Eve
Thank you, Chrome :D
This is one of those dresses that I can't use very often because it's got fur details. I'm always afraid I'll end up covered in paint or something.
I don't mind a discussion, as I am pro-recycle - anti-fur farming, unfortunately there seem to be more extreme individuals...
Deep red 1930s wool dress with fur details. Just love this dress, it's very XMAS/wintery and warm. From ETSY.
The yellow reel is a 16mm Al St. John comedy short .
The photos are for a blog entry of mine where I shed some light on a rather important matter regarding film...
I hope you all will have a look at my new post. I wrote this in English because it is an important topic. Thank you so much :)
http://stumfilm.blogg.no/1382881387_film_restorers_of_the.html
Stray Cat - Thank you <3
I am not very blog-savvy yet. Only been on LiveJournal, MySpace, FB, TUMBLR etc ... I am in need of pointers ;)
Obviously it is a vintage blog but my main message is a rather important one - I am a film historian and have a project where I am restoring both the...
GoldenEraFan You are a sight for sore eyes ! Goodness, if only everyone dressed like that I'd be a happier person :popcorn:
Todays winter outfit : 1930s black velvet coat with huge fur collar. Black gloves with gold satin details and matching scarf, also 1930s.
1920s black velvet beret with...
Blogging a few resources to find free Flapper Jazz - Some of my favorites and a short video clip of my hero Al St. John doing stunts on a flagpole <3
Also made a animated gif of me looking stereotype silent film flapper to illustrate the jazzy part :redface...
Posted rare fund-raising short made for the Canadian War Loan in WWI..yes ! And proudly flaunting one of my more interesting 1930s dresses, VERY Art Deco:
http://stumfilm.blogg.no/1382112028_art_deco_vintage__wwi.html
Also added two photos on my FLICKR: flickr.com/photos/99833242@N07/
Sonja is one of my favorites to watch in the winter. Really puts me in the mood for the fashion of the season.
1930s dresses are indeed nicely tailored, they all look dreamy on and are comfy too. It is impossible to look bad in a 30s dress. 1932 through 35, maybe 36, are all to die for <3
I...
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