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I can’t quite believe I haven’t written about this already! But it seems I haven’t. Whilst I’ve written about other aspects of the construction of an identity of “vintage” I’ve never actually talked about its relation to feminism and my feelings about it. Lena from Style High Club has written an excellent post about a
I’m confused. This happens easily. Sometimes the answer is just not to think about things too much, but it’s too late, I already have. I think this has been floating aimlessly around in the back of my head for some time, as a kind of amorphous, shapeless half formed question. But now I finally have
This post was actually inspired by an incident this weekend where a lovely woman chased me across a car park to ask how I did my hair, but when I started writing it I remembered this post on Diary of a Vintage Girl from a couple of weeks ago. I nearly scrapped the post, but
Motivation is a really hard thing to find. If you have it then everything’s great. If you don’t, then finding the motivation to do the things that help you get motivation can seem pretty hard. Since I came back from holiday (3 weeks ago! Hah!) I’m struggling to get into the swing of things. My
That IS the question. At least it is today. A couple of days of sunshine have meant I’ve seen that very question being discussed around the interweb by vintage ladies everywhere. Miss Matilda wrote a couple of posts with some lovely photographs of ladies in the 1930s and 40s sporting sun tans. So why do
I don’t often get political. But today is a very important referendum (and local elections in some places). Over the years people have died all over the world fighting for their right to have a say in the running of their country. Being a woman (no I am, really) I take this opportunity to mention
Ah, the Royal Wedding. Just because it’s over doesn’t mean the press releases stop you know. Yesterday I received an email titled First High Street Copy of Kate’s Dress often I don’t even open press releases, but I couldn’t just leave one sitting there now could I?! So I opened it, and there it was.
So who cares about the Royal Wedding? No one, really, lets face it. OK, some people care. Prince William, Kate Middleton, their families and people who are involved in the very public ceremony. They probably care. The rest of the people who will sleep on the streets of London, attend one of the MANY street
Oh dear. One of my interests is in eco fashion. It’s one of the reasons I got into vintage and thrift or charity shopping in the first place. It always seemed so incredibly wasteful to buy so many clothes that then just get discarded when people are tired of them. I used to write about
