Which Is For You?             A  VINTAGE  INSPIRED  DRESS  VS.  A  MODERN  STYLE  DRESS  MOOD AND ATTITUDE Feel like showing off your waist? Go for a cinched waist. A simple dress with a relaxed figure flattering silhouette. Get some flair with your wear. The 1950's was a decade marked by its elegant and feminine fashion. The iconic style of this era was characterized by full-skirt dresses, nipped-in waists, and fitted bodices pencil skirts. Just the age, craftsmanship, patterns, and styles...so nostalgic! They didn't come across as lifeless. These dresses were typically made from lightweight fabrics like cotton or silk and were often adorned with colorful prints and intricate embroidery. In recent years,  vintage-inspired '50's dresses have made a comeback. If you're wanting to feel femine, a bit sexy without showing all body parts, and want to still show off your body...add that perfect vintage dress/skirt to your ou

   Ladies Hats         Vintage Inspired vs. Modern Style Womens Hats When it comes to women's hats, there are two distinct styles that have gained popularity in recent years: vintage-inspired  ladys hats  and model-style lady hats. Each style has its own unique characteristics, and choosing the right hat for your outfit can be a challenge. In this blog, we will take a closer look at vintage-inspired lady hats and model-style lady hats to help you decide which one is right for you.                                                        VINTAGE-INSPIRED WOMENS HATS A fashion statement. A touch of elegance and sophistication to any outfit.Vintage-Inspired lady hats are designed to mimic the classic styles of the past, ranging from the 1920's to the 1960's. Want versatility?These hats are often made from traditional materials such as wool, felt, or straw and feature a variety of styles, including the cloche, pillbox, and wide-brimmed sun hats. They are often adorned with decora

  What's Behind The Glove  VINTAGE GLOVES She looked around, feeling isolated and detached from all the other women in the room. She wasn’t trained on how to properly wear gloves. Looking at her hands then looking around at everyone else, she looked down and her mind began to race. She thought to herself   “Do these gloves make my hands look fat? Maybe my fingers look like the gloves are too tight? Do I have these gloves on right?”  She wanted to know what the rules were. Under those gloves were hard working hands. The first rule was to never go outside without wearing your gloves. Gloves that didn’t fit properly meant you were low class. She noticed her gloves looked so plain next to the other ladies. Their gloves were extravagant, embroidered, embellished, and a lot of womens' gloves matched their outfits. She dreamed of wearing gloves with such lavish designs, embroidered with embellishments to match her clothing. Not only were gloves stylish, but also a necessity.  There wa

    Jewelry Is Not Only An Accessory  She walked toward the bench with her head down looking at her phone. She gently sat down, eyes locked to her phone, unaware of anything else going on. Paying close attention to her phone, she stared at the voice mail button and with hesitation, she pushed the button to listen to the message. There was a quick harsh burst of wind that rushed through her hair while her neck was yanked back by some strong force. A hand caught in her hair pulled and jerked her head back. She was gasping for air when she felt the necklace being ripped off her neck. In shock with a delayed reaction she realized someone just stole her mothers necklace right off her neck.                                                                         ROYAL MOTHER OF ALL JEWELRY   It was such a vigorous force and seemed to happen so fast, she was still in shock, she couldn’t speak. No words came from her mouth, tears started flowing down her check and she gently touched her neck. H

  Antique And Vintage Tin Containers Canisters I walked into a small boutique attached to a coffee shop. There was a sophisticated elegance to the room. I felt as if I was transported back in time when I looked up to see all the "Coca-Cola" memorabilia. It was nostalgic. My eyes glanced up to gaze at the antique tin coffee cans, the vintage containers varied from pop-corn to cigar cases, all made of metal tin. My thoughts began to escape me as I got caught up in the intricate detailing on these canisters. I was eager to find out why people valued these items. I started to investigate on the how these treasures were originated. I couln't comprehend why these tin containers where so in demand. Peanut Butter, Bubble Gum, Potato Chips, and Cereal....and so so much more. What made one want to start collecting empty tins, some with great patina, others almost rusted, what's to give?  "VINTAGE LIMITED DESIGNS"  Let's Investigate  My curiosity led me to examinin