Showing posts with label Flapper Finds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flapper Finds. Show all posts

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Flapper Finds!

Good morn, Zomblets!

I have some more flapper finds for you today. This time I focus on some very glamorous items. Actually, they are kind of bride themed but you could totally integrate some of them into a non-bridal wardrobe. These are the kind of items I want to buy always even though I know I probably will only wear them when I am alone in my room but I do sometimes brave it and wear them out in public. Take a peek!

Beaded Headpiece 1920s Flapper Art Deco Cap 

How gorgeous is this headdress? WOW. I really want it but I'm pretty sure it won't fit my big head. It would be great of 20's inspired wedding, no? I of course, would just wear it to parties. 

SALE 1930s/1940s Silver Fox Fur Stole Shawl - EXCELLENT Condition - Super PLUSH/Fully Lined 

I know it's fur and that is sad but my rule is if it's vintage, it's OK. Plus, this is such a pretty stole! This piece = instant glamour!

 

I die. Look at this amazing art deco engagement ring!

seychelles 

Seychelles, you've done it again! I love this modern take on 1920's style shoes. Brides aside, you could totally wear these with an Easter dress. 



Thursday, February 9, 2012

Flapper Finds!

I'm back with more flapper finds! This round I'm going to show you some new items that will give you the modern flapper edge. Especially if you mix them with vintage flapper finds! Click here to see last week round of vintage finds.


First up, check out this awesome Art Deco cuff. It's like wearing the Chrysler Building on your arm. I definitely thinking about dropping some bucks on this. You can pick it up over at Need Supply. 


Here's a fun flapper dress from Anthropologie. It's got a great skirt and an awesome pattern only thing your waist will get lost in this loose fitting number so if you are someone who need a defined waist you might want to steer clear. This is one of those dresses I really want to look good in but I just can't because my bust is too big. It's an awesome flapper silhouette though. 


Here's an adorable pair of heels from Seychelles that definitely the spot in terms of flapper finds for me. The T-strap, the low heel, the cut-out deco details-- it's all there! The best part is these shoes are so comfy you could just dance the night away (as the name suggests). In my opinion, these aren't just a flapper find, they are a flapper must!


Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Flapper Finds!

As I mentioned the other day I'm going to start doing a semi-regular post and flapper style items that I find for sale. Something to bring out the flapper in all of us, you know? It's so fun to mix in little vintage touches to your wardrobe and the 1920's has so much glamour to offer. Plus, I think the styles from this era are coming back in a big way this year. Personally, I have always had an attraction to this era but I never tried to incorporate it into my own wardrobe because the loose fitting and drop waist style clothing does nothing for my figure but- there's more than one way to dress like a flapper! Let's not forget about accessories! So, here's my first flapper post focusing on some flapper accessory finds!

Cloche Hat / Brown Soft Fur

Check out this fur cloche hat. Wouldn't it be lovely with a sheer spring dress or a cropped blazer with high-waist trousers? I think you could wear it well into summer, even pairing it with a silky blouse and some tailored tap shorts. 

1930s 40s OXFORDS / Ivory peeptoe leather and mesh, 8

I heart these oxfords. Don't you miss low heels like this? I wish these were in my size I would wear them with just about everything. Remix Vintage Shoes has a close version of them though if you are willing to spend the bucks for your size and choice of color! 

Vintage Sunglasses Made in the 1970's But Perfect For a Flapper

Check out these little sunglasses for that touch of flapper. How great would these be with a vintage swim suit? I can see it now!


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