Tag: crazy fashion

Dressler in lampshade hat · 1909

[Marie Dressler, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front, wearing lamp shade style hat on her head], ca. 1909 [detail]
[Marie Dressler, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front, wearing lamp shade style hat on her head], ca. 1909 | src L. of Congress

High (Fun) Fashion Stockings

The latest fashion in England is stockings for women, such as the Scottish Highlanders wear | src Fotocollectie Het Leven
Photo: Five ladies wearing long stockings are watched by a Scotsman in traditional costume as they pass by, 1927
A woman shows stockings (leg) with peacock feathers incorporated. The Roaring Twenties at its best, 1926. (Place and maker unknown) | src Fotocollectie Het Leven (1906-1941)
Stockings with separate toe pieces, 1932 | src Fotocollectie Het Leven (1906-1941)
Images of faces on stockings are the rage of the moment in Paris. A young lady wears the new stockings with an image of herself printed on the satin, Paris, France 1926 | src Fotocollectie Het Leven (1906-1941)
Embroidered stocking with black cat, 1914 | src Fotocollectie Het Leven (1906-1941)
Fur-trimmed garters, United States of America, 1926 | src Fotocollectie Het Leven (1906-1941)

Cara Guyl with a large hat by Klugeerschienen, 1922

Becker und Maß :: Schauspielerin Cara Guyl mit einer Pelzstola und einemgrossen Hut von Klugeerschienen. | Actress Cara Guyl with a fur stole and a large hat by Klugeerschienen. Published in Die Dame 21/1922. (close up)| src and hi-res Getty Images

Geneviève Lantelme, March 1906

Atelier Reutlinger :: Geneviève Lantelme (born Mathilde Hortense Claire Fossey) wearing chapeau by J. Suzanne Talbot. Published in «Les Modes: revue mensuelle illustrée des Arts décoratifs appliqués à la femme» (March 1906). | src BnF ~ Gallica

Geneviève Lantelme, 1905

Léopold-Émile Reutlinger :: French stage actress, socialite, fashion icon, and courtesan Geneviève Lantelme, born Mathilde Hortense Claire Fossey (Publié dans Les Modes, Juin 1905. Chapeau par Reboux), June 1905| src wikimedia

Helene Jamrich w/ hat, 1910

Atelier d’Ora ~ Benda :: Die Balletttänzerin Helene Jamrich mit einem Hut von Zwieback, entworfen von Rudolf Krieser, 1910. | Ballet dancer Helene Jamrich with a Zwieback (Twice baked) hat designed by Rudolf Krieser. | src Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg [+]