Zelda~ The Perfect "Flapper" Magazine

If your a Modern Day Flapper~ then the Zelda Magazine is just for you! I came across this magazine about a year ago, from just doing some art deco research online. I bought the first issue, and was amazed at the quality of the paper, the pictures, and the articles written inside. I found that this magazine really helps other 1920's era lovers feel that their not alone in preserving the past. This little booklet has everything from, articles on 1920's Jazz, modern finger waving instructions, and pictures of "Flapper" inspired events from LA to the Big Apple. A lot of the articles are written by actual people living a vintage way of life, and are sharing their knowledge with others in the same interest. So needless to say, I have every issue, and can't wait for this spring's/ summer's issue.

Black & Cream Cardigan~ Antique Mall, but added the collar and cuffs from a Value Village top

Stretchy Black Pencil Skirt~ fixed to fit my shape~ Value Village

Thick Black Belt~ Value Village

Cream and Black Retro Shoes~ From Electric Chair

~New~ Cocktail Hat~ Black Satin Wavy Base, with a Cream Foam Spring ~Puff Puff~
   Soon to be added to my Esty Shop~

Vintage Cream Purse~ Estate Sale

Black Leather/ Fur Gloves~ K&G

Vintage Glove Hand Clip~ Last Chance Thrift

Vinatge 1950's Sunglasses with Case~ Rag-O-Rama

An Early Spring~ 1920's Inspired~

What a fabulous Spring/Summer hat~ going on sale soon at my esty shop.

Red and White Dot Dress~ Thrifted at VV  "aka" ~ Value Village~

Black Vinatge Belt

Candies Black Cropped Sweater

Simple Black Pump Shoes~  Thrifted at VV

Hat~ Mi Amore Design~ can be found here.

A Flapper's~ Photo Collection~

Just a little peek into my Modern Day Flapper Photo Album. Love, Love, Love!

A Flapper's Thursday Afternoon~

Just a check post~ from work. Can't wait for spring to finally show up! I'm so in the mood for warmer weather that I thought today I'd wear my vintage black and white striped jumper, with a little red belt. Paired with a bead vintage cardigan, and my 1920's inspired frenchie wool hat, this little outfit screams for spring.
Just a couple of more months~

A Jean Harlow Moment~

Now I have to say, I'm a huge fanatic of Jean Harlow, the Orignial Blonde Bombshell, and how amazingly beautiful she truely was. I've been watching some of her movies like, The Public Enemy, Red Dust, and Dinner at Eight. But my favorite at the moment is Libeled Lady. In this movie, Jean's character is wearing a simple cocktail hat, with net veiling just coming down over her eyes. Which I thought was so sexy, especially on her.  So, that hat gave me the idea for the cocktail hat I'm wearing here. With simple black net veiling falling off the top of the hat base, I added little black puff's to the ends of the veiling for a more dramatic "Harlow" look.I'm currently selling this cocktail hat on my etsy shop, and would love for it to have a good home. But check out some of my other hat listings, you might find something you may like.

I like this last picture, reminds me of a publicity shot an old silent movie actress would have taken.

A Flapper in the News Paper~ Oh La La...

I just couldn't believe my eye's when photographer Cameron Adams placed Atlanta's INtown Paper in front of me, and pointed out that I made it onto the Street Fashion write up section, I was shocked. Now I have to say, I've never had a little write up like this for Atlanta's Street Fashion before, but it feels super cool! I want to thank Cameron for using my picture, and for the little write up he did of me, and my hats a while ago, on his blog: atlantastreetfashion.blogspot.com  Check it out.

A Flapper's New Spring Hat~ circa 1930's Inspired

Just wanted to show everyone one of my new Spring/Summer collection Hats. Check out this hat and others hats I'm selling out of my esty store.  I'm heading into a very 1930's spring style shape for my hats this season. I'm using a lot more straw materials, and just trying to keep the hat  looking simple, just as it was done back in the day. I'm calling these types of straw hats, The "Dita" Picture Hat. The way the hat looks on really reminds me of her, and how she wears her stunning hats. Maybe one of these days, I'll be super surprised, and be able to see her wearing one of my unique cocktail hats.