vampdreaminginhollywood: Louise Brooks in ”The Canary Murder Case” (1929)

vampdreaminginhollywood: Louise Brooks in ”The Canary Murder Case” (1929)

Orsons: Pola Negri, 1920S

Sugarmeows: Portrait Of A Very Young Louise Brooks, When She Was A Dance School Student

Penrose-Stairs: Fashion Drawings, 1920S Jules De Ban

Oldrags: Day Dresses, Jacket And Fashionable Motifs, 1917 Us, Mccall’s Magazine Couldn’t They Have Come Up With A More Flattering Name For It Than A “Bowling Pin Skirt”? It’s Like A Couple Years Ago When They Were Trying To Bring Back Drop-Crotch

Oldrags: Day And Evening Dresses, 1924 Us, The National Suit &Amp;Amp; Cloak Co Catalogue

Darlingdarcy: Mccall Quarterly, Summer 1928

Noonesnemesis: Days Spent Ira Tsantekidou

Lord-Kitschener: Nevver: Edward Gorey Perhaps Not, But Why Take The Risk?

Moika-Palace: Illustration By Ernesto “El Chango” García Cabral (1890-1968).

F-Featherbrain: Jugend: Münchner Illustrierte Wochenschrift Für Kunst Und Leben 1914, Band 1 (Nr. 1-26)

Tart-Pastry: As Modern History’s Most Famous Banned Alcoholic Drink, Absinthe Has Inspired Countless Posters. “Absinthe,” A 1896 Lithograph By Leonetto Cappiello, Is A Popular One.

: “Después Del Primer Vaso,Uno Ve Las Cosas Como Le Gustaría Que Fuesen.después Del Segundo, Uno Ve Las Cosas Que No Existen.finalmente, Uno Acaba Viendo Las Cosas Tal Y Como Son,Y Eso Es Lo Más Horrible Que Puede Ocurrir” Oscar Wilde

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