Fashion photo by Madame d’Ora

Madame d’Ora :: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshop), 1921. Gelatin silver print
© Collection Christian Brandstätter, Vienna | src Tate Gallery

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Studio portrait photograph of silent film actress Natalie Kingston. Dressed in a sophisticated Western style with feather boa and picture hat, 1920′s /  The press snipe reads: “PUEBLO DAYS OF CALIFORNIA –– when picture hats and sweeping plumes signified the nobility of the WEST –– are reflected in this picturesque pose of Natalie Kingston, First National featured player. Natalie is truly Filmland’s daughter of the dons; her grandsire was General Mariano Vallejo.” / source: eBay

1920s fashion by Ruth Hollick

Ruth Hollick (1883-1977) ~ Miss Pearce. Fashion for ‘The Home’, March 1921. Glass negative | src SLV · State Library of Victoria

The image shows a woman, in whole-length, standing at foot of staircase, wearing evening clothes including tiara; a big cat skin at her feet. The Home magazine; Ball & Welsh [Fashion illustration for Ball and Welsh, published in The Home magazine]. Printed from original glass negative | src SLV

Child fashion shot by Hollick

Image shows a girl, whole-length, standing beside table, holding a bouquet of flowers.
Ruth Hollick (1883-1977) ~ Child Fashion for ‘The Home’, December 1920. Ball & Welsh [Fashion illustration for Ball and Welsh, published in The Home magazine]. Glass negative | src SLV · State Library of Victoria

Ruth Hollick was an Australian commercial photographer who became famous for her portraits of children. She worked from about 1910 in Melbourne.

Edward J. Steichen :: Model Dorothy Smart wearing a black velvet hat by Madame Agnès, 1926. | src l’oeil de la photographie via haunted by storytelling

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