Modeling a 1930s or 1940s satin dressing gown
- Old Hollywood Glamour Portraits
- Modeling an Edwardian Lace Dress
- WWII WAC Uniform on Zizi
- Edwardian Lace Dress on Model Anita
- Jaslene’s vintage Pinup Style shoot
- 1920s Wedding Dress
- WWII WAC Uniform
- 1940s street suit on Anita
- Old Hollywood Style Portraits with Anita
- Studio Pictures of the 1904 Worlds Fair Dress
- Outdoors Photos of the Black French Lace World’s Fair Dress
- Green 1930s cape
- 1930s Dress
- 1930s satin dress
- White Edwardian Lace Dress on Andrea
- 1920s Plus Sized Flapper Dress
- 1930s Wedding Re-Creation (an attempt)
- Modeling a 1930s or 1940s satin dressing gown
- 1935 BridesMaid Dress
- 1940s Style Pinup
- Modeling a 1930s Gown
- 1880s tea gown and going away outfit
- 1880s going away dress outside
This was a decadent vintage satin dressing gown, complete with a matching 3/4 length over-robe. It totally has the vibe of a classic Old Hollywood movie star, and the model got quite serious and moody wearing it. It’s amazing how wearing different clothing can influence your emotions and mood!
I recently went through and re-edited and re-cropped them. I like them better than my original edits (which I lost anyway).
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- This is a better shot of the gown’s jacket. The model has a bit of a melodramatic attitude in this shot 🙂
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- This is how the over-slip/robe fit. This picture is illustrative, and not one of my favorites.
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- I like these photos best in black and white, but here’s a color version (in Kodachrome, ofcourse) for reference.
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