While following on our heels recent emails, I had a strong feeling that you’d enjoy this thorough guide to wearing vintage gloves, hello dear Cris.
Please don’t hesitate to let me know, if I can ever be of help to you in your glove hunt. Although, vintage gloves are very good accessories out there in my books. Your handmade crocheted gloves sound beautiful as to the leather ones your country specializes in. However, they’re still often quite affordable, come in countless colours and styles, and really add a fabulous finishing uch to any old school look.
Your post is beautiful and practical my favorite combination!
When a garment is not mainstream part culture any more and we’re apt to get plenty of looks and/or comments when we sport it, it’s tally natural to feel a sense of hesitate to concern about doing so. Actually, I can completely understand where you’re coming from. Hand on my heart, at this point in my life I feel significantly more self conscious on those rare occasions when I wear modern styles. See how you feel while wearing them in such a context and if that costumey element starts to vanish, move up to pairing them with full on vintage looks.
Gloves are so classy, I love all the old ads! Let me ask you something. Perhaps you could one day write a post about cape etiquette? Dear Jess, you are my vintagewikipedia) then I came to think of something I’ve also been in doubt about, namely capes. You really are a pro) I only have a few pair of gloves, which I love but don’t know when to wear. Thank you a lot. What a fabulous post, dear) It answers all questions I’ve had about gloves. Therefore, just an idea for my vintage wiki ekspert. With that said, now I have all the answers to my questions at hand. Plenty of info can be found by going on the internet sempre tive dificuldade em usar luvas mas acho muito chique, adorei o post.
What a truly fascinating read, and I must say I really appreciate how much time and effort has undoubtedly gone into putting this post together. And it’s a style I admire often feel at a loss with, as I know you wear many yourself. Most of the tips featured here definitely cross over which is what made me think of it.