Favorite Trends of Summer ~ Pale Blue
I love Pale Blue, for some strange reason I don't actually own anything in this color. This last season, I suppose that blush was just easier to find in clothing items I felt fit niches in my closet. But I think I actually like pale blue better. And pale green is my all time favorite. But, Fashionable Reader I digress.
Pale blue is also a delightfully vintage color.
I think one of the reasons pale blue came into trend this summer was because of the prevalence of lady like and retro looks on the runways and off.
Don't want to wear an entire outfit of pale blue? Here are a few accessories:
To adapt into fall/winter I'd pair this color with black, as a practical option, navy for a little edge, or brown if I wanted a late 1960's early 1970s feel.
And, of course, this wouldn't be a Gail blog without some . . .
A look into Ivy wardrobe, after the events in Timeless. First, something for a dinner party:
And something for visiting hours.
And something for a ball.
And for underneath . . .
And later on, something for Primrose to wear.
Thats all for today! Here's hoping you have a lovely peaceful romantic pale blue sort of Thursday, Fashionable Reader.
Retro Rack is also on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts.
Pale blue is also a delightfully vintage color.
From the movie Pin Up Girl; 1950s Timeless Vixen Vintage
1955 Nasjonalmuseet for Kunst, Arketketur, og Deisgn
1955 Tina Leser The FIDM Museum; 1956 James Galanos The Philadelphia Museum of Art
1905 Carresaute Lucile The Victoria & Albert Museum; 1928-1929 Evening Dress Worth, The Victoria & Albert Museum
I think one of the reasons pale blue came into trend this summer was because of the prevalence of lady like and retro looks on the runways and off.
Oscar de la Renta; Emilio-Pucci;
elie saab fall 2012 couture
Queen Dita going formal; two casual street looks from the blogosphere.
Don't want to wear an entire outfit of pale blue? Here are a few accessories:
1930 Clip Brooches Christie’s
To adapt into fall/winter I'd pair this color with black, as a practical option, navy for a little edge, or brown if I wanted a late 1960's early 1970s feel.
Some wonderful street looks from the blogophere. I love the idea of leopard with pale blue.
And, of course, this wouldn't be a Gail blog without some . . .
Picks for the Characters!
A look into Ivy wardrobe, after the events in Timeless. First, something for a dinner party:
1885 The Metropolitan Museum of Art
And something for visiting hours.
1885 The Metropolitan Museum of Art
And something for a ball.
1885 The Philadelphia Museum of Art
And for underneath . . .
1880s The Kyoto Costume Institute
And later on, something for Primrose to wear.
1898 Les Arts Décoratifs
Thats all for today! Here's hoping you have a lovely peaceful romantic pale blue sort of Thursday, Fashionable Reader.
By Gimme Some Sugar- Las Vegas
Retro Rack is also on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts.
