Vogue magazine has long been considered the ultimate fashion authority. Here are some inspiring ads for fashion accessories from inside the pages of vintage 1930's and 40's issues.
Sensible yet stylish walking shoes, perfect complement to a tailored suit ensemble. Circa 1936.
This uniquely styled handbag was available in black, brown, and important new fall colors for 1938. I'll take one in each color please!
Belts were a popular fashion accessory in 1939....and beyond.
Wonderful stitching detail highlights these sueded cotton gloves. Circa 1941.
Smart and comfortable shoes for 1943. Love those oxford styles.
There are many ways to tie a scarf. Here's a stylish solution for a bad hair day, circa 1943.
High fashion has moved down from the shoulder to the arm, yet still hands free. New proportions for 1947. Handles designed to take your arm.
Now you might be asking yourself, where are the hats!?! Click HERE for more inspiring vintage ads.
Vogue is a Conde Nast Publication.
What a timely and delightful post for Autumn! Perusing the pages of Vogue is always the perfect way to get ideas and pass the time...something I haven't done lately. Thank you for the gentle reminder, chère Melissa, and happy accessorizing! --Monsieur Érik
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I love looking through vintage fashion magazines and pattern books. I always said I was born at the wrong time. I much prefer the fashions of the late 30's and the 1940's. Thank you Monsieur Erik! Melissa
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