Showing posts with label men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label men. Show all posts
The lounging jacket from The Invisible Man
Attn:
Thank you all for the interest in this garment.
For those who are contacting me now (2022) please understand, this is not just a Halloween costume you can pull off the rack at Target. It's a handmade couture custom tailored garment. A beyond lifelong piece. Please expect pricing to reflect that.
If you want to get into the cue for 2023, I start taking commissions again in February.
Thank you.
Hello lovely people.
I has been some time since I've made a post on a garment that I've made for myself....and this is no exception.
I've been working on my new pattern line which is coming along nicely, I've been making new dresses for backers, and I've been doing alterations for others, all the while, trying to make that rent!
This is a project that I've been involved with for a long time.
The lounging jacket from the 1933 film, The Invisible Man.
Catalog Sunday: The 1930s Man Edition
This is for all the ladies and gents who whited their significant other had this much style.
Don't we all, really?
Playclothes Friday: Early man's Tuxedo jacket with tails
Hello everyone.
It's a good morning today, yay marriage!
But onto a much less important thing, repairing vintage clothes!
Catalog Sunday: Spiegel Loungewear
This Sunday I have mid 1940s lounge wear from Spiegel. Enjoy!
1943
New Pattern Day Yay!!
Today I have one in the extension of the men's repros I plan on presenting.
A great 40s windbreaker jacket.
Adrian from Vintageville has been so kind to model the jacket for this cover :)
The jacket is a 42 chest and perfect for the rockabilly or classic vintage fella. Cant you see this in plaid or even denim?
I am taking pre orders in my etsy store now.
Thanks!!
LACMA Mid Century Design Exhibit pt 3
The last installment of this amazing exhibition. Really, these photos are just a fraction o f the goodies that show has. You have until June, go see it!
LACMA Mid Century Design Exhibit pt 2
More from the amazing exhibit. I think this is going to be split up into three parts.
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