Finally got chilly enough to break out this 1930s knit set I picked up in Dallas this summer!1yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
Styled this 80s dress to give it a more 40s feel. I love finding quality repro styles2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
This 50s silk set has been in my repair pile for a long time. The dress had no closure to it and I’m not about to try pulling it over my head. So I installed a back zipper and I’m so happy that I can wear it now!2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
This late 40s day dress was quite the wounded bird when I picked her up. Quarter sized holes all around. Luckily the worn out shoulder pads were made out of the fashion fabric so I was able to cut them apart and pattern match them as patches for the holes!2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
Made this dress from the Butterick 6015 1950s pattern! Very happy with how it turned out1yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
All of my gloves and good hats are being used in a show I’m designing but this 90s dress still has some 40 flair!2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
Yet again with the repro styles. It’s amazing how the context of styling can really change the look of an outfit2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
This 1930s knit dress has been through it. After all of its original dye came out the last time I washed it I gave it a new life by turning it lavender!2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
Trying to love myself when I don’t wear makeup is easier with fun vintage outfits!2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
60s does the 30s knit set. I adore the collar drape on this one!2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
Drafted the pattern myself. First time making a bustle cage, now I want to wear it all the time!3yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
I feel like Joyce from Edward Scissorhands in this outfit! 80s Blouse, 50s capris, 60s scarf2yr ⋅ A-walking-martini ⋅ r/VintageFashion
