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This nubby tweed, belted suit ensemble is a great example of the sophisticated, yet witty look of the 1930's. Nipped-in waists were accented with belts as the natural waistline returned. The period between 1934-40 was also the heyday for unusual buttons. I found these unique antique buttons at a local flea market. Of course, no daywear look is complete without a fabulous suede topper. Gloves and belt are from Ashton Drake, shoes from Integrity. My model/muse is USO Gene Marshall from Ashton Drake.
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Another popular suit style in the 1930's featured short, fitted jackets with either a notched or shawl collar, or as in this case, a rever [sometimes referred to as a reverse lapel]. Paired with a longer length, bias-cut skirt, this suit style was the epitome of 1930's elegance. Appliqued suede leaves lend a surreal accent to the jacket. A grand, high-crown topper, matching gauntlet gloves and scarf, and spectator pumps complete the look. Shoes from D.A.E. Originals. My model/muse is C'est Moi Madra Lord by Integrity.
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Here is a variation of the same pattern, this time utilizing an oversized shaped rever accented with a vintage flower and feather corsage. Additional 1930's details include a silk velvet ascot, matching suede gauntlet gloves, navy suede purse, and a felt swagger-brimmed, slouch hat. Shoes from Integrity. My model/muse is Night Memories Madra Lord from Ashton Drake enhanced with an Integrity articulated body.
All OOAK suit ensembles are by The Couture Touch and are from my private collection.
OMG im speechless this is amazing
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