Naked Esscents
Posted: July 22, 2017 Filed under: 19 magazine, 1970s, mild sauce, Uncategorized, Vintage Adverts Leave a comment
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from 19 Magazine, May 1974.
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Scanned from Jardin des Modes, February 1971#galler #1970s
A perfect example of the major Sixties Revival in the mid-late Eighties. Patsy Kensit wearing dresses by Diana Crawshaw at Photo. Crawshaw had previously designed some of the most iconic 'Mr Freedom' pieces in the early Seventies. Photographed by Marc Lebon. Styled by Caroline Baker. Hair and makeup by William Faulkner. From iD magazine, May 1985. #patsykensit #dianacrawshaw #1980s #marclebon #carolinebaker #idmagazine #mrfreedom
"Delicate flower evening dresses, in silks and chiffons… Beauty far beyond the English flower garden…" Photographed by Toscani. Make-up by Richard Sharah.
Scanned from Vogue, April 1975.
Much more over at emmapeelpants.wordpress.com 1) #theaporter 2) #zandrarhodes 3) #gnyukitorimaru 4) #ginafratini 5) #billgibb
#toscani #olivierotoscani #richardsharah #1970s #vintagevogue
@edinaronay modelling some incredible pieces by Emmerton Lambert, one of the cult labels which emerged from the Chelsea Antique Market in the late Sixties. These two tops are a classic example of the plundering of the 1930s by designers of the time but unlike those creating garments ‘in the style of’, they were instead using period fabrics to create a new, thrown together, patchwork kind of look. I think these have become my favourite kinds of pieces in recent years: perhaps because there’s a tangible link to both periods when you handle them.
Photographed by Hans Feurer.
Scanned from The Sunday Times Magazine, June 14th 1970 #hansfeurer #edinaronay #1960s #1970s
#emmertonandlambert #emmertonlambert More at emmapeelpants.wordpress.com
"The mini skirt is becoming so common place men are once again noticing the colour of girls' eyes. It is no longer a good gimmick for a nightspot to dress their girls in minis because everybody else is doing it The question then is "What next?" Nightdresses, my dear chaps, nightdresses. Long, lacy, none transparent Edwardian nighties. Society photographer/club owner Tom Hustler has dressed his waitresses in these at his "Fanny's Bistro" in Maddox Street. "What's their attraction?" I asked. "None whatsoever. I thought it was about time the food, drink and decor and general atmosphere of my place started being appreciated for themselves alone." Mr. Hustler informed me. "I mean skirts couldn't really get much higher without danger of mass arrests could they? The boys are beginning to talk to their dates again. Before they sat mute and oafish and just ogled at the mini skirts." • "Fanny's Bistro" is a very snug little place. There is a guinea minimum but the food and wine are reasonable to cheap. There is a very good mini postage stamp discotheque dance floor where even the dolly bird who puts on the records is attired in grandmother's nightie . . . but as I've said one does notice the girls' faces more!" From Men Only, February 1967. #1960s #tomhustler #fannysbistro
Since I haven't done Sunday Sauce in a while... #christineaarons #sundaysauce #1960s #vintageswimwear #vintagesauce
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