1930s Fashion Collection
Step back in time to the 1930s, where fashion was a true reflection of elegance and sophistication
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Step back in time to the 1930s, where fashion was a true reflection of elegance and sophistication. This captivating era saw an array of styles that still inspire us today. Picture yourself strolling along Oddicombe Beach in Devon, 1932, with the sun shining down on you as you don your exquisite cufflinks. The first pair features gold, grey, and blue enamel - a perfect accessory to complement any dapper gentleman's attire. Another set showcases gold and green enamel, adding a touch of nature's beauty to your ensemble. For those seeking a bolder statement piece, imagine wearing cufflinks adorned with gold, green, white, and black enamel. As you flip through the pages of Marie-Claire magazine from February 18th or December 10th in 1937 or March 25th in 1938 (all color litho), be captivated by the stunning front covers showcasing glamorous women dressed impeccably in the latest fashions. These images serve as timeless reminders of how style transcends generations. Traveling across borders to Germany in 1936 brings us an advertisement for the Flowers of Dresden Exhibit - an event that surely showcased breathtaking floral designs alongside fashionable garments inspired by nature's bounty. One cannot discuss fashion without mentioning textiles; Cherry Orchard presents us with a printed textile from this era - vibrant colors and intricate patterns coming together harmoniously. Finally, we are introduced to Margaret Campbell herself – Duchess of Argyll – standing tall as she becomes immortalized on canvas through oil painting techniques. Her poise captures the essence of femininity during this period while her outfit embodies gracefulness fit for royalty. The fashion trends from the enchanting decade known as the 1930s continue to influence our wardrobes today. From beachside escapades at Oddicombe Beach to art exhibitions and high-fashion magazines like Marie-Claire – these glimpses into history remind us that style is timeless and forever evolving.