How to layer your petticoats under dresses for maximum volume and frothiness.
1960s fashion vintage trade promotional material highlighting the beautiful products of Créations Gam, a wholesale manufacturer of...
I have been selling vintage lingerie for 11 or 12 years now, either face-to-face at vintage fairs or online, and I've loved every ...
My love-hate relationship with vintage fairs and other associated musings.
Sooner or later vintage fairs will return in the UK. Get the most from your vintage fair experience with these top tips.
What is Celanese fabric?
1940's CC41 utility mark slip and knicker set.
Saucy and stimulating - vinyl glamour girls in the groove.
Lastex is a stretchy elastic yarn that can be made to give either a one-way or two-way stretch that is made from a single latex (r...
Because life's too short to wear mediocre underwear.
Let's talk 1940 girdles. The notoriously unforgiving 1940's sheath dress required perfectly designed foundation underwear to match...
How to avoid the 7 most common mistakes when buying a vintage slip. Insider secrets explained in this helpful guide with photo ill...
Emma Benitez interviews the inimitable and truly lovely Dominique de Merteuil, vintage fashion and travel writer and the girl behi...
Are you ready to quit Etsy and start your own independent vintage fashion selling website? Here are some helpful tips and advice f...
Recently I was fortunate enough to obtain a box of 6 pairs of CC41 utility mark 1940's fashion stockings in perfect unworn conditi...
US lingerie manufacturer Fischer & Company, Inc. first started using the brand name 'Heavenly' way back in 1941, but didn't offici...
Revealed and reviewed, this best selling book by Susannah Handley lifts the lid on the story of Nylon - the insider story.
The photography of Mark Shaw and Richard Avedon in vintage Vanity Fair lingerie advertising of the 1950's.
How to date your Vanity Fair vintage lingerie labels. Your essential step-by-step Vanity Fair label dating resource.
The 1960's dalliance between staid, traditional Wolsey and 'winner takes all' Vanity Fair lasted barely ten years. What went wron...
