Showing posts with label vintage fashion and feminism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage fashion and feminism. Show all posts

Monday, December 2, 2013

The Thinking Girl's Guide to Vintage




I'm quite behind on the blogging loop, so forgive me if it's been a while. Here is a little link round up I've been meaning to do for quite some time....

I have always been drawn to a balance of substance and style, both in people and things, and my relationship with vintage and the online vintage community are no exception. With this in mind, I thought I would share some pages that have pleased me due to their self-reflective attempt to consider some of the larger issues that "underpin" and complicate the unabashed aesthetic adoration many of us vintage gals have for various eras from the past.  From the day I began my own vintage blog and fashion journey a few years ago, I have found it important to regularly revisit, debate, and discuss just what it means to be a 21st century woman wearing vintage clothing, and the pleasures and perils thereof.  I'd love to hear your own thoughts in relation to such topics after you've browsed these other great, thought-provoking pages.

Also, I could not live without regular perusals of "Worn Through: A Journal of Fashion from an Academic Perspective" and I pretty much can't believe I didn't find the blog, "A l'allure Garconniere" until recently.