Art Deco

Heinz Tomato Ketchup, 1929 on Flickr.

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Scanned from Taschen’s “All-American Ads of the 20s”.

valentinaya:

1901-a-space-odyssey:

fadedgeneration:

gardenofthearcanedelights:

ravengoodwoman:

nookphotos:

Family photo. c. 1920

thefirstwaltz:

Crown Prince Carol and Crown Princess Helen (“Elena”) of Romania. 

maliciousglamour:

Dolores Del Rio, 1929
Photographer: Edward Steichen

Buster Keaton

(Source: throughaface)

f22 by .pintuck on Flickr.

blouse 1924 by .pintuck on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Les Modes (Paris) April 1924 “Petits Paves”
blouse de la maison A. Wolff

kittyinva:

1922 November Ladies Home Journal fashions “Paris lengthens skirts but urges variety in necklines”! Though skirts are to the ankle in Paris, designers are having a harder time convincing their American clients. Nevertheless, most American women of fashion wear their skirts long from 1923-24, and real fashionistas dropped their skirts early in 1922.

Fernand Simeon, La Gazette du Bon Ton magazine, La Mode pour l’Automne nº7, 1920 on Flickr.

kittyinva:

sydneyflapper:

Bedell catalogue Fall/Winter 1921-22.

Kittyinva: Of course America, and much of the world, was coming out of a deep post-war recession in 1921 (1920 being the hardest year) so it is not surprising that Bedell’s would advertise “the lowest prices in seven years”.