These afternoon or "tea gowns" were less form-fitting than evening dresses, featured long, flowing sleeves, and were adorned with sashes, bows, or artificial flowers at the waist
I kept the accessories minimal with a simple silver necklace, a little white bag, and some cream heels
I follow a few vintage fashion forums and discussion groups online and picked up some great tips about how to dress vintage when it is cold/wet/rainy outside or inside when the boss cranks up the AC in summer (uggg I have lived that too many times.) Try a few of these ideas and see how you can keep the vintage style all year long
In an article in our October 1, 1926 issue entitled The Debut of the Winter Mode, Vogue captioned a sketch of a black, long-sleeved frock that fell just below the knees: The Chanel Fordthe frock that the world will wear is model 817 of black crepe de chine. On our covers, we celebrated the decade with illustrations from the likes of Georges Lepape, Benito, and William Bolin