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The Best Vintage Party Dresses for 2014

The nights are getting darker, tears are being shed over the latest sentimental John Lewis Christmas ad and apparently the

Everything I’ve head about the Klu Klux Klan and their history has just served to reinforce what a vile and

Is it just because I’m a woman that men are so difficult to buy for? I steadfastly refuse to buy

To try to reduce the number of criminals being sentenced to death the Victorians introduced Hard Labour as an alternative.

I know winter is closing in on us from every direction, but it’s still warm enough to be wearing pretty

If you love vintage blogs you’ll know Jessica from Chronically Vintage (and if you don’t go check her out right

It’s Armistice and Remembrance day today, something which has had a particularly raised profile this year because 2014 marks the

The thing I find so irresistible about vintage is the sheer variety out there. There isn’t a high-street store in

I don’t often repost other people’s content, but as someone who has bought vintage frames online (see mine here) I thought

Katharine Hepburn was something of a trailblazer in the Classic Hollywood era. One of the first leading ladies to reject

I remember rushing home from school as a child and watching re-runs of Bewitched on the TV. I absolutely adored

You may not know the name Jaclyn Smith, but you’ll certainly know her when you see her. Jaclyn played Kelly

Something fabulous for a Friday afternoon. I adore this smooth jazz version of Meghan Trainor’s ‘All About That Bass’ by

What on earth were the WAMPAS Baby Stars you might well ask? Well, if you lived in 1920s and 30s

An actor or actress dying suddenly during the filming of a movie can either make it a huge success of

Of all the top models of the 1950s Dovima is perhaps the most well-known. Her fabulously unique model name came

Gable started out in Hollywood playing bit-parts in silent movies in the mid 1920s and starred in his first starring

Stars were having nips, tucks and predominantly nose-jobs from as early as the 1930s. It’s not well-documented as the stars

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