Ian Drummond Vintage Blog
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Irish Designers Part Two
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Some of the designers that basked in the glow of the Irish couture legacy, in the decades after the 1950s heyday. -
The Banshees of Inisherin Costume Design
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Join us on a short exploration of the incredible costumes of the Academy Award nominated Irish film. -
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Style Icon: Josephine Baker
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The Bronze Venus; Josephine Baker, the first black superstar and enigmatic style icon of the Roaring Twenties and beyond. -
The Bright Young Things
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The debauched partying of a group of young aristocrats and artists in 1920s London lead to some of the most wonderful photos of that time period, some of the most creative costumes and some of modern English literature's most notable works. -
1910s-20s Parisian Designers, Part 2
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Part two of our 1910s-20s era Paris-based designers. With so many fantastic designers from this period, we are sure there will be a part three! -
1910s-1920s Parisian Designer's, Part 1
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A selection of some the foremost fashion designers working out of Paris in the 1910s and 20s. From Asian-influenced designs to jersey sportswear to Robe de Styles, these innovative designers left lasting legacies. -
1920s Flapper's and It Girls
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An introduction to 1920s flappers and It girls like Clara Bow, Zelda Fitzgerald and more! -
American Gilded Age Designers
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Three of the female designers working in America during the late 19th Century, dressing some of the wealthiest of Gilded Age society. -
Gilded Age Costume Balls
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The magnificent costumes worn to some of the grandest and best-remembered fancy dress balls of the extravagant Gilded Age. -
Gloria Vanderbilt Designer Spotlight
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A summary of the incredible life of heiress Gloria Vanderbilt, the jeans queen and last daughter of America's extravagant Gilded Age.
Part 3 of our Gilded Age Series.
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