A look back at modeling from film footage from the 1920's
Thanks to Dangerous Minds, we have this clip entitled "PARIS FASHIONS OF 1926: DREAMY HAND-TINTED FILM FOOTAGE."
It's a charming look back at modeling and fashion from back in the roaring (okay, snoozing) '20s. However, after viewing what sprang immediately to my mind was:
Hand-tinted celluloid still succeeds in capturing a timeless, otherworldly charm for black and white film.
It must've been a lot easier to book work when casting requirements read:
"Seeking models. Any models. Looking for girls bigger than a bread box; Smaller than a horse. Thick ankles a plus. Slouching encouraged.Try not to smell. Just show up."
Clearly, just oneVictoria Secret Wonder Bra could have helped sales, enormously.
It's a charming look back at modeling and fashion from back in the roaring (okay, snoozing) '20s. However, after viewing what sprang immediately to my mind was:
Hand-tinted celluloid still succeeds in capturing a timeless, otherworldly charm for black and white film.
It must've been a lot easier to book work when casting requirements read:
"Seeking models. Any models. Looking for girls bigger than a bread box; Smaller than a horse. Thick ankles a plus. Slouching encouraged.
Clearly, just oneVictoria Secret Wonder Bra could have helped sales, enormously.
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