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Hope your week is off to a great start!
Tonight I’m sharing this lovely page from a vintage catalog that is undated but I probably would put it to around 1933-1934. I’m particularly taken with the “Boghari” fur effect jacket at the top of the page. If you’re after a similar look you can actually make your own- Eva Dress has a pattern that would be well suited to this look! If you’re interested in seeing an original example that was homemade, check out this original I sold on Etsy last summer. It’s great for inspiration!
I’ll probably be unavailable for a while this week as we’re swapping internet providers. So hold on tight and I’ll be back as soon as possible :)
casey
January 25, 2011 at 12:20 pm (13 years ago)>The "Boghari" jacket is gorgeous! I especially love the shape of the collar–such an interesting silhouette.Wishing you smooth-sailing with the internet-swap! ;)♥ Casey | blog
BaronessVonVintage
January 25, 2011 at 3:47 pm (13 years ago)>This is basically where I got my inspiration for my outfit that I wore to the art gallery the weekend before last!! I am obsessed with my 30s jacket and I love that you posted these drool-worthy images!!
1912 Suffragette
January 26, 2011 at 12:45 am (13 years ago)>You had a great "Wearing History" 30's jacket pattern on Etsy that was very similar to these jackets. Any thoughts on re-issuing that one?
Iz bakinog ormara
January 26, 2011 at 5:38 am (13 years ago)>so elegant! thanks for sharing ;)
Lauren
January 29, 2011 at 1:53 am (13 years ago)>Glad you all like it!1912 Suffragette, not at present- it wasn't quite up to my standards but maybe I'll revisit it again the future :). But I've got a couple of cute patterns I'm working on right now that I'm hoping to have out in Spring!