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Archive of 2022: Hot autumn outfit in style of 1945 with real vintage pencil dress & cartwheel hat by “Modas Flora”

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As promised, I show the second version of wearing of the outfit with the same really vintage straight pencil dress and cotton belt with metal Art Nouveau style floral shaped buckle as in the previous outfit (“Archive of 2022: Very hot autumn outfit in style of 1945 with real vintage pencil dress & bowler hat").  This time I decided to pair the dress with a really vintage silk swing dustcoat/swagger and a really vintage Spanish cream raffia and straw wide brim picture cartwheel hat made in Andalusian city of Granada. I already had several outfits with hats without labels, which, according to the junk seller from the flea store, were also manufactured by "Modas Flora Granada". But this hat is one of two from my collection that has the label of this manufacturer. Even less is known about vintage Spanish brands of clothing and accessories than about any other European brands. Unfortunately, except their virtual world, modern Europeans and specifically Spaniards are of l...

Very hot autumn outfit in style of 1945-1946s with real vintage bonnet hat with daisies

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I like the 1940s even though they are specific - square shoulders, military style and a bit of masculinity.  However, even in this all there is something elusive and enticing.  But again, as with the 1930s, my collection of original early 1940s clothing contains only accessories - hats, clip-on earrings, necklaces, bracelets and bags.   To be honest, when I tried on this outfit, I didn’t know what exactly I could get. Therefore, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that a similar silhouette was worn in 1945-1946.  That is, after the end of World War II.   My hat may be from an earlier period, but the similar style was also worn in 1945-1946 and was called the "bonnet hat".  But the daisies make this hat special. In general, artificial flowers can turn the most modest hat into a work of art.   I have very few bags older than the 1950s and this wicker bag is one of those few.  I bought it only for 1 złoty in a Polish secondhand.  Thank...