1930s & 40s Hollywood Style Shoot.

Fashion during the "Great Depression"

Marjorie White sings "I'm On A Diet Of Love" from 1929 -- Whispering Jack Smith appears briefly and George Olsen and his Music play the music

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VINTAGE 70S EMPIREWAIST EARTHA KITT COSTUME GRACE JONES, VINTAGE 70s EMPIRE WAIST EARTHA KITT/ GRACE JONES HALLOWEEN COSTUME

Grace Jones' masculine attire, height (5' 10½" (1.79 m) and manner was a clear influence on the 'power dressing' movement of the 1980s.

Big hair is a term that can refer to hairstyles that emphasize large volume or largely styled hair. Big hair was popular in the late 1970s, as popularized by Dolly Parton and Farrah Fawcett, a development from earlier bouffant styles.

The term is also used in the punk, goth and alternative cultures and is particularly associated with alternative fashion of the 1980s, or inspired by the period.

70s performance from Disco diva Amanda Lear

Despite modelling nude for Playboy Magazine in 1977 and Amanda saying "and they could see I was a woman like everybody else"[2], she was and still is widely rumoured to be either a transsexual or an intersexual because of her height (5ft 9.25 /176 cm), her masculine facial features and, most of all, her exceptionally low baritone-like vocal t

The winner of the "Miss America 1951" pageant, Yolande Betbeze, refused to pose in a swimsuit from its major sponsor, Catalina swimwear. As a result, the brand's manufacturer Pacific Mills withdrew from Miss America and set up the Miss USA and Miss Universe contests. The first Miss Universe Pageant was held in Long Beach, California in 1952.

After World War I, hemlines had risen rapidly. By the mid-1920s, dresses worn by young "flappers" were often above the knee which was only allowed by the abandonment of the constraining corsetry of Victorian and Edwardian times.

1929 from The Delineator "Paris modes". To Paris Delineator presents the spring mode.

I think it was only last week that I wrote about how as tempted as I was to cut my hair short I wasn't going to do it. It's funny because I've been short-haired for most of my life--it's only in the last two years that I've really let it grow out.

I have already posted about her music but this time I'm posting about Amy Winehouse's style. It's hard to come across things totally unique nowadays, but Amy has defiently got her thing down. Bouffoant over the top hair, thick heavy winged eyeliner and a tatooed rockabilly look. I think it works.

Drawing lines of influence between art and fashion seems to be one of my favorite pastimes. So today, for inspiration, I'd like to take a virtual trip to the museum, MoMA to be exact...

Imagine this scenario. Your hair is dirty.