Showing posts with label blouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blouse. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

70's Fashion - Bow, Ascot, and Jabot Blouses

One 70's fashion trend that is so incredibly popular today is the bow, ascot, or jabot blouse.  Whatever form you choose, this great feminine look is extremely versatile.  Wear it to the office or with your jeans on the weekend. Below are some lovely and unique vintage options that are available at etsy.com.  Just click the link below the photo.

Sunshine in the Cellar



Hip Fashion Stylist Vintage


Hip Fashion Stylist Vintage


Moon and Soda


Verseau Vintage



Sugar Bridge Vintage




Bloombird Vintage


CattWalk


Zora Belle

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Hip Fashion Stylist Boutique on Etsy

I've been adding quite a few new listings to my etsy.com boutique.  Here are some of the latest additions. Check them out at http://www.etsy.com/shop/hipfashionstylist

70's Hippie Boho Knit Vest

Sheer 40's Blouse with Pleated Collar and Inset

60's Designer Linen Shift with Butterfly Appliques

60's Vinyl Kelly Style Handbag

60's Jeweled Handbag with Butterfly and Dragonfly

50's Beaded Handbag

Friday, September 16, 2011

New Vintage Clothes in My Etsy Boutique

This next week I will be listing some great vintage pieces in my Hip Fashion Stylist Boutique on etsy.com  http://www.etsy.com/shop/hipfashionstylist  The first 3 photos are from a recent photo shoot I did using one of the items I will be listing...the school girl jumper.  Following is a preview of other items coming soon to my etsy store:
    







School girl jumper

Suede and crochet vest

70's sweater vest

80's blouse

80's bow blouse

80's knit jacket

80's v-neck blouse

Photo shoot credits:  Photographer - Stephanie Moore, Styling and Makeup - Lisa Byrd Thomas, Hair - Phee Phee Green, Model - Antonia of ETA


Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Plus Size

OK, it's time to get on my soapbox.  I don't do it very often, but some issues just NEED to be addressed...like plus size clothes.  First of all, I must admit that the selection of plus size clothes is much better than it was in years past.  The following photos show some of the cute options available.  However, clothing manufacturers still have a far way to go before they have met the basic needs of the plus size woman.

Lane Bryant

Lane Bryant

Lane Bryant

Lane Bryant

Torrid
 Cute dress, but unfortunately, this was one of the few garments at Torrid that offered any coverage.  Most larger curvy women I know, want to cover their arms.  A 3/4 length sleeve is the most flattering because it doesn't end at the bustline.


Roaman's

The average size woman in the US is a size 14, the size where plus size clothing begins.  With that many plus size women buying clothes, they should have a huge selection.  Did you know that many clothing designers only carry up to size 8?  That's ridiculous!  And one other point before I get off my soapbox...why don't plus size stores use plus size models?  Enough said.




 

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Fabulous Suede and Faux Fur Vest

I found this fabulous suede and faux fur vest at the local thrift store.  I was pleasantly surprised to see how well it went with a vintage olive herringbone pencil skirt and cream blouse I've had for years.  The blouse has this magnificent pleated jabot which is only visible in the last few photos.  But I buttoned the vest because I wanted you to be able to see the vest's feminine silhouette and the studded and embroidered trim.  No accessories needed...just some killer heels!

 









Photos by Dorothy McCuskey of PBD Studios.


Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Pewter Ruffles

Check out this gorgeous pewter, crinkled satin wrap blouse.  The ruffles frame the face perfectly.  Plus they add volume in the bust area, for those of us who could use a little help.   It looks fabulous paired with basic black pants or a skirt.  For the more dramatic personality, I added a black beaded skirt.


 
Photos by Dirk Olsen.  Styling by Lisa Byrd Thomas.