Great 1960s Hair, Clothing, Fashion, Glasses, Vintage Color Photo, Women, Kitsch

This listing is for Brand new Bifocal safety sunglasses for outdoors sporty activities.Included: One piece of Bifocal black half frame sunglasses & reading glasses (contains a black case with hook)Bifocal diopter with magnification power of +2.50 in lower portion of lensSuper Lightweight ( Glasses approx 25.4g/0.05lb ) Handy hard case, zipped closed size: L 6 3/4" x W 3 1/2" x H 3" ( 17.2cm x 9cm x 7.5cm )Fashion black arc style temples, smoke lens, more functional with bifocal design.Made of high quality PC plastic material, the slim Frame is ultra light & never deforms.Built with Soft synthetic rubber for nose pad & temple tips provide more comfort & slip resistance (non slip)Sunglass smoke/grey lenses help reduce eyestrain in bright lighting conditionsShield up to 99.9% of UVA and UVB light with shatter resistant polycarbonate lensesGet maximum eye protection and visual clarityThe reusable storage/travel protective case is easy to fit your belt/backpack/bags with the hook, lightweight & stylish.Conveniences you get from this item:- discreetly take with you to read the menu at a restaurant- perfect to take places without the worry of breaking your glasses- great as your main pair for travel or a wonderful extra pair to keep in a handbag, briefcase or automobileThe following table shows how the power of the lens changes with age: A 10 year old has 14 diopters power A 20 year old has 10 diopters A 30 year old has 7 diopters A 40 year old has 4.5 diopters A 45 year old has 3.5 diopters A 50 year old has 2.5 diopters A 60 year old has 1 diopter To keep from breaking or scratching your lens, remove the stickers with a piece of scotch tape. Press on and peal off.Available in different diopters.Please note that the hat is not included, you may buy it separately if you like the item, please check our listings...

This is a wholesale lot of more than 125 ladies fashion hair accessories The pictures are representative of the assortment you will get, as items run out they will be replaced with items of equal or higher value. Contact me for our overseas shipping rates. All items are new and retail ready. Retail value of this lot is more than $1000.00 Wholesale value is more than $500. Items included are clips, automatic barrettes, wire barettes, ponytail elastics, pair combs, mini clips, pony automatics, he

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The one constant about fashion is that it is always changing. This collection of 1940s-50s fashion films highlights typical fashion designs and trends of this era. It shows early influences on later generations of fashion as well as choices in styles, materials and locale that affected the fashion of the day. This interesting collection runs for 1 hour 52 minutes and contains the following films. Aristocrats of Fashion (ca. late 1930s - early 1940s) - An exploration of fashions for sport and evening wear, all made from the latest in materials - Bemberg rayon.; Fashion Horizons (1940) - World War II Era fashion travelogue in the Southwestern US demonstrating the modes of fashion in affuent tourist destinations of the Southwest.; Union Square, San Francisco Fashion Show (ca. 1950s) - A 1950s fashion show in the middle of Union Square Park, San Francisco is shown.; Modes of the Moment (1917) - This classic film is an example of Early "footery fashions" and was sponsored by the Walk-Over Company. ; The Story of a Star (1956) - An exploration of how modern chemistry has been applied to the fashion industry to develop sheet stockings and showing that Agilon is superior to standard Nylon.; Western Fashions & Arizona - Examples of "cowboy" fashions worn in Phoenix in the 1950s.; Fashion's Favorite (1940) - This films discusses the wonders of Dupont Rayon and how it is manufacturer and transforming style.; Fitting Faces (ca. 1940) - An exploration of eyeglass fashion in the 1940s.; Hair Dress Through the Ages (ca. 1950) - A look at the differing hair styles from ancient times to modern times.; Pattern for Smartness (1948) - Shows how home sewn clothing can be as good and elegant as high fashion store bought clothing.

This book is part of a series charting the development of women's and men's clothing from 1900 onwards. It includes complete descriptions of each garment and accessories, itemizing colour, cut, necklines, lapels, sleeves, pockets, fastenings, buttons and belts. The year-by-year format progresses through day wear, evening wear, sportswear, leisurewear, underwear, negligee and wedding wear.In the 1960s, "youth" was the watchword. Skirts became shorter and shorter until in 1965 they culminated in the mini. The gap between stocking top and skirt hem made tights essential, and the quintessential little-girl look of the sixties was born: neat, uncluttered, flat-chested, and long-legged. By the last years of the decade hems were dropping again and the influence of the hippie movement was beginning to be felt in both women's and men's wear, bringing with it bright colors and psychedelic patterns. John Peacock's Fashion Sourcebooks are destined to become an indispensable part of the library of any fashion enthusiast, historian, or collector, and are sure to provide inspiration to any designer or student working in the performing arts. 285 duotone illustrations

Release Date: October 01, 1997

This book is part of a series charting the development of women's and men's clothing from 1900 onwards. It includes complete descriptions of each garment and accessories, itemizing colour, cut, necklines, lapels, sleeves, pockets, fastenings, buttons and belts. The year-by-year format progresses through day wear, evening wear, sportswear, leisurewear, underwear, negligee and wedding wear.In the 1960s, "youth" was the watchword. Skirts became shorter and shorter until in 1965 they culminated in the mini. The gap between stocking top and skirt hem made tights essential, and the quintessential little-girl look of the sixties was born: neat, uncluttered, flat-chested, and long-legged. By the last years of the decade hems were dropping again and the influence of the hippie movement was beginning to be felt in both women's and men's wear, bringing with it bright colors and psychedelic patterns. John Peacock's Fashion Sourcebooks are destined to become an indispensable part of the library of any fashion enthusiast, historian, or collector, and are sure to provide inspiration to any designer or student working in the performing arts. 285 duotone illustrations

Brilliant colors, eye-popping designs, luxurious fabrics--all these and more characterize the unforgettable fashion trends of the late 1960s and early 1970s. This was a turbulent, exciting era in our history, and clothing styles clearly reflected the fast-moving, youth-oriented culture we remember now with a sense of awe. Sophisticated or casual, clothing became an expression of personal feelings, ideas, and attitudes. Consumers hungered for bold new looks, and designers--led by Emilio Pucci of Italy--were only too happy to oblige. Using more than 400 color photos and illustrations, this book showcases the wonderful assortment of dresses, blouses, jackets, pants, shoes, and accessories worn by the most stylish of psychedelic era men and women. Pucci's fabulous works take center stage, joined by a kaleidoscopic array of fashions illustrating the influence of Op Art, "flower power, " the Eastern world, native-inspired prints, and much more. Author Roseann Ettinger uses her expertise in the vintage clothing field to provide an absorbing look at the history behind these '60s and '70s fashions--looks that are enjoying renewed popularity today. Current values, a bibliography, and an index are all provided.

Double Old Fashion Glasses 12-Ounce ~ Set of 4 BRAND NEW! For more than 200 years, Waterford has created exceptional crystal admired around the world. In 1991, Waterford and Marquis united to create simpler, more modern designs of equal quality and beauty. The Waterford Marquis collection showcases classical shapes, while ensuring a contemporary and casual feel that can be used for any occasion. Capturing the light from all directions, the tall and elegant bowl is decorated with bold wedge-cuts of various lengths and a smaller star-cut pattern, evoking a feeling of vigor and strength. Each adorned with a 16-point faceted star, each generous glass can be used to serve a variety of iced drinks, while maintaining a delicate beauty. Product Features *Size: Double Old Fashion *Set of 4 Double Old Fashion Glasses measuring 4-1/2 inches tall & holding 12 ounces each *Crafted of non-lead crystalline; designed to complement a variety of iced beverages *Classically shaped with bold wedge cuts and 16-point faceted stars

A Historic look of early films highlighting fashions, trends and clothing. Films include, Modes of the moment: (1917) View the latest fashions of 1917. Pattern for Smartness (1948): Simplicity Home sewn clothing can be fashionable.- Aristocrats of Fashion (ca. late 1930s - early 1940s) Fashions for active sport and evening wear. all made from Bemberg rayon. Fashion Horizons (1940) Several Hollywood starlets take a bright and breezy vacation in the southwest, while a bright and breezy narrator breezily describes their trip to us, describing every outfit each woman wears in great detail and occasionally throwing in a plug for TWA. Union Square, San Francisco Fashion Sho] (1950s) Aerial of crowds in Union Square. Models parade on runway set up in middle of Union Square Park Low angle shots of models on runway Fur coats, stoles, Wedding dress Cutaways to crowds watching. Harpers Bazaar Talks Fashion (1970) This film now gives a nostalgic look of the early 1970's fashions. Color keying in art and living (1950). Learn how color relationships and coordination are applied to art, hair styling, eyes, complexion, dress and home decoration Tomorrow Always Comes(1941) Time-travel story promoting rayon lingerie fitting faces(1940) Light short subject on eyeglass fashions The story of a star (1956) Chemistry gives birth to new synthetics benefitting women, in this case sheer stockings Hair Dress Through the Ages (1950) Tongue-in-cheek survey of the evolution of hair design, using footage from an old German novelty short subject RFD Greenwich Village (1969) Bogus Bohemians of late-1960s New York model Mod cotton fashions. A must have for students of fashion, teachers, historians and others interested in early fashion.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. 100% satisfaction guarantee! Enjoy! New and Complete, 30 Day, 100% Money-Back Guarantee if you are not completely satisfied.