Hoe actueel: witte broek, blauw jasje en van die schoenen. Van wanneer is dit plaatje, D? Hij heeft al zo'n 'moderne' hondenriemautomaat.
A selection of images for your enjoyment:Cover:Fashion plates: (my favourite, I think) (another favourite)An article on cruisewear:Advertisements: (a detail of the one above)
[COLOR="Black"].[/COLOR](...)The photos below were taken from 1916 to 1921 by Clement Kieffer, Jr., a pioneer in the store window display field. Mr. Kieffer played a very active part in professionalizing a type of work that never been taken seriously in America. He was a co-founder and Executive Committee chairman of the “International Association of Display Men.”Clement Kieffer designed the window displays for WEED, arguably the most prestigious men’s haberdasher in Buffalo, New York. Mr. Kieffer took photos of nearly every one of his displays from 1916 to 1921. He pasted these photos in a book, which is now in my hands. Take a look at the variety of overcoats. Lots of belted styles, with chunky wide lapels and buttons. Some beautiful fur-lapelled coats, too. Pretty heavy-looking! And a few surprisingly bold houndstooth checks, plaids and windowpane stripes. For photos of suits and hats, click on these links:http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=21549http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?p=365559
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