Showing posts with label bridal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bridal. Show all posts

Friday, February 14, 2014

Home Sewing Tips of the 1920s - Draping the Bridal Veil

In this tip for 1920s brides, Ruth Wyeth Spears describes the most desirable way to wear a bridal veil. Note the choices of length in comparison to the length of the bridal frock, and the fact that the veil is worn close to the head (rather "cloche-style"). :)


Is there a wreath of orange blossoms in your future? And Happy Valentine's Day!

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Home Sewing Tips from the 1920s - Bridal Tips on Informal Evening Frocks

Will Edith ever get to marry? Do we trust that man of hers? As far as that goes, now Mary has another beau! Downtown Abbey continues to hold our close attention.

In this tip from the 1920s, Ruth Wyeth Spears gives tips on choosing the appropriate style evening frock for the figure - what an interesting concept. Do you think the frock on the right is too "youthful"? Both would look perfectly lovely on Lady Rose, I think. :)