Hmmm. What shall I try first? A rainbow across my tilt-up nose, or should I wait a few weeks and do the ‘April Fool!’ one? Some good make-up tips here, I particularly love the rainbow lashes, and I would now dearly love to get myself a Doodle Kit.
Illustrations
Inspirational Illustrations: Play the Fashion Game
19 magazine, 1970s, Illustrations, irvine sellars, leslie chapman, paper dolls, ravelI fear I may be thirty-eight years too late to enter this competition, but I definitely wouldn’t say no to a wardrobe full of Irvine Sellars gear! Let me know if any of you are crazy enough to print this out and make actual paper dolls (and please send photos…).
Mild Sauce: Illustrated Titillation
1970s, cosmopolitan, Illustrations, mild sauce, underwear, Vintage AdvertsIs it just me, or are drawn sexy images generally sexier than photographed sexy images? Despite the completely ludicrous breast depictions, I’ve got a soft spot for these adverts. All scanned from various copies of Cosmopolitan, 1972-76.
The worrying thing is, women actually pay for breasts like these nowadays.
Inspirational Illustrations: Graff, Unmistakably
1970s, graff, harpers and queen, Illustrations, jewellery, Vintage AdvertsInspirational Illustrations: Brush up!
1970s, Illustrations, petticoat magazine, philip castleInspirational Illustrations: A Love Story
1970s, Illustrations, jean max perramon, nova magazineSometimes you find a beautiful image like this, google the artist and find out wondrous things about them. Sometimes you find nothing. Sometimes, you find something deeply sad.
Inspirational Illustrations: All this grief to be fashionable
1970s, Illustrations, ken laidlaw, petticoat magazine, platformsParty Pieces
1960s, Illustrations, malcolm bird, petticoat magazineMensday: Cue at Austin Reed
1960s, Alan Aldridge, austin reed, Illustrations, Mensday, menswear, miss selfridge, VogueInspirational Illustrations: The year of the beautiful body
Illustrations, mild sauce, seventies fashion, Vogue, wendy buttroseHeavenly. And it’s Wendy Buttrose again! Scanned from Vogue, January 1970.















