Evening dress, white silk satin, c.1935
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Evening dress, white silk satin, c.1935
via valentine museum
which outfit would you rather wear? (1935)
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requested by: anon
request: dark blue or dark red 1930s formal-ish dresses
commentary from the curator: I hope it's okay that I did one of each color! ☺️
Largo da Praça Joaquim Nabuco, a Esquerda a Rua da Concórdia, a Direita ao Fundo a Casa de Detenção do Recife (Atual Casa da Cultura), Centro do Recife Em 1935.
Art Deco diamond and emerald brooch - VAN CLEEF & ARPELS. New York, circa 1935
Then and Now- November 2025 and Circa 1940- This used to be Kilmichael Tower in Little Switzerland, North Carolina. It was built in the 1930’s. By the 1960’s, the tower fell into disrepair, the wooden upper section collapsing. The base was restored in the 1980s as a cottage. It is now an AirBnB that you can rent.
Kilmichael Tower, atop Grassy Mountain, was one of the attractions built by the Clarkson Family and Switzerland Company in the 1930’s as a gathering place for the community and as a tourist attraction.
Constructed out of native stone laid by Fate McKinney and other family members, who were aided by oxen Pete and Repete, it featured 360 degrees, panoramic views of the mountains. To the west arose Mount Mitchell and the Black Mountains; to the south, Linville Mountain, the South Mountains, Turkey Cove and the Catawba River valley; in the east were views of Table Rock, Hawksbill, and Grandfather Mountains; and in the north was Roan Mountain.
The Tower was named after the Clarkson family’s ancestral holdings in Scotland – Kilmichael which means Church of Michael.
(Information from the Mitchell County Historical Society. Photos via https://www.instagram.com/p/DQ0aSCBkd_m/?img_index=11&igsh=MWIwNm00azhsY256eQ==)
A bold antique gemstone ring featuring a 3.01 carat round-cut aquamarine center framed by a halo of onyx. The aquamarine is bezel-set in platinum. This ring bears French import marks and was handcrafted in 18k white gold during the Art Deco era, circa 1935.
Link: https://www.estatediamondjewelry.com/product/abriola-ring/
Actor Leslie Howard is having his palm read by Nellie Simmons Meier. Circa 1935. Meier was the author of "Lions' Paws: The Story of Famous Hands," a collection of essays about the personality profiles she created for many famous people by reading the lines on their palms. Nellie Simmons Meier was the owner of Tuckway House on 3128 North Pennsylvania Street in Indianapolis, a noted salon for world-renowned artists and celebrities.
Anita Louise in promotional pictures for A Midsummer Night's Dream (1935)