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Vintage Diva Party
"As Mistress of the Mystery Castle, and on behalf of My Beautiful Daughter The Lady Danni @danni-gurrl , My Angel @angelmiledg and Our Sarah @sarahwellshunter and Myself"...
"We Bid Our Distinguished Guests a Warm "Welcome" to Our Home.. And Enjoy the Evening"...
@dryndelicate @anderii @sarahwellshunter @ai-satin-chic @alyssa-ai @softsmooth69 @astogurlnikkipinkai @mohairmaster @mistressmaurahypno @angelmiledg @synth-ai @danni-gurrl @celestmilena2
The Iconic Betty Boop! ^^ https://www.patreon.com/JaeHaru/overview
at René Magritte Museum
Rolf Armstrong ‘Dream Girl in Lace’
(via eBay)
As they had in previous decades, hats remained a standard component of American women’s wardrobes during the 1920s, and while hats were not worn in the home or with fancy evening gowns, they were required apparel for most social engagements.
Read more about 1920s Women’s Hats here.
Mack Sennett bathing beauty, photographed by George Cannons c. 1920’s
Models, Oxford Street store in London, 1928
June 25, 1921. Washington, D.C. "Bathing Costume Contest."
