In 1943, a booklet titled Make Do and Mend was widely distributed in England in an effort to encourage and teach households how to make their clothing last longer in a period of clothing and other shortages. This booklet became the cornerstone for households with information on how to reuse and reinforce old clothing as … Continue reading How to Wash Your Clothes According to the 1940’s
Sheer, durable, and revolutionary – nylon stockings forever altered the landscape of legwear. But the story of nylons goes beyond their practicality and captivating allure. It's a tale of scientific innovation, wartime ingenuity, and a cultural shift that redefined femininity and fashion. Let's embark on a journey through time, exploring the fascinating history of nylon … Continue reading From Silken Threads to Nylon Dreams: A History of Stockings
I remember my mother telling me of a time when my grandmother was shocked and horrified that a lady wasn't wearing a pair of stockings. Thinking back at this I can't help but laugh as it was my grandmother who drew with a brown pencil a 'seam' down her leg to give the illusion of … Continue reading How to Wash your Stockings and Tights
I'm embarrassed by how long it has taken me to get this blog review out but I suppose sometimes life has other plans. Without further delay, I am really excited to bring you the continuation of the Grace Karin dress review with a new GK winter dress; the Women's 3/4 Sleeve Knee-Length Buttons Decorated Body-con Pencil … Continue reading Grace Karin – Winter Dress Review