Wednesday, October 6, 2010

blooming leopold fall lookbook, part two

blooming leopold fall lookbook - lace bodysuitblooming leopold fall lookbook - double denim overalls
IMG_8924blooming leopold fall lookbook - ivory lace blouse

Fall Lookbook, part two! More vintage favorites recently added to the shop. Last week, I posted the first installment of my lookbook (the Scottish Plaid Skirt and Nashville Tweed Jacket are still available!), and now for the final additions.

blooming leopold fall lookbook - lace yoke dress
blooming leopold fall lookbook - lace yoke dress
blooming leopold fall lookbook - ivory lace blouse
blooming leopold fall lookbook - autumn velvet dress
blooming leopold fall lookbook - 1940s peach gown

While I've been wearing a lot of creamy colors and richer, darker hues for fall, I'm also planning on incorporating pastels somehow into my autumn wardrobe. The peachy dresses are a perfect example of that.



blooming leopold fall lookbook - lace bodysuit


blooming leopold fall lookbook - lace yoke dress

Thanks to all who came out to the Fanny's Choice sale this weekend in East Nashville.. it was lovely meeting you! A super fantastic day. I'll be posting photos from the weekend tomorrow.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

shop update! floral maxi dresses and military surplus bags.

vintage denim overalls dress


vintage navy polka dot blouse


vintage military bag


vintage floral maxi


vintage striped tee


Shop update! Everything newly added to the shop.

A belated Sewing Saturday planned for tomorrow.. and for all who are celebrating, happy Labor Day weekend!

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

shop update! prairie dresses and striped denim overalls

1970's gunne sax pastel prairie dress


vintage railroad stripe overalls

vintage white lace blouse


vintage eyelet lace prairie dress



Some magical things just added to the shop! I told you I've been hoarding a pile of prairie dresses in my sewing room.. and this is just the beginning, friends.

Right now, I'm sorting through some old American color photos from the late 1930's that I heard about via Julia Frakes. The colors and candidness are really something.. Georgia peaches, New Jersey slums, little church choirs filled with children in peter pan collars and no shoes. I might have to post them tomorrow.

Happy Tuesday!