Flying Down to Rio 1933
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| I love the square details on this dress Roger's wore as Honey Hale |
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| Top Hat is known for Ginger's famous feather gown, but I like Helen Broderick's knit separates the best |
Follow the Fleet 1936
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| In Follow the Fleet Fred and Ginger are more every day people. I think this film has my favorite costumes in the series. |
Swing Time, 1936
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| Another Fred and Ginger as regular people film I love Ginger's every day dress |
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| Doesn't Fred look cute in this bowler hat |
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| By Carefree you can see the beginning of a 40s style in the dresses |
Now if only they made clothes like that today!
The fashions are one of the reasons I love older movies. Like you, I find myself focusing on what everyone is wearing and longing for the elegance and style of bygone eras. There's something about nostalgia...I just re-watched Rosemary's Baby and found myself fascinated with the styling. Looking forward to future features. You have me wanting to watch Follow the Fleet.
ReplyDeleteI love Rosemary's baby and agree her style is amazing in the film
DeleteOoohh, I just adore the costuming in Follow the Fleet, too. Really though, anything Ginger wore in any film sets my heart aflutter (and the same goes for her splendid hairstyles and classic make-up, too). Great post, dear gal - I suddenly feel like sporting a 30s look now. :)
ReplyDeleteMany heartfelt thanks for all of your terrific blog comments lately, dear lady,
♥ Jessica