1940s fashion on the runway

[fashionfox3]

For all you punkers out there, Louis Verdad has finally come up with a rockin' new line of 1940s punk glam... when i was at fashion week in LA, even Paris was throwin' up a "rock on"... ha... check it out on msn.com: http://video.msn.com/v/us/v.htm?g=8a51438e-dbce-48d2-991c-4e3d83b3372b or just hit up iTunes... i'm sure they'll have it there...

 

[Lena]

will you post some pics? please?

 

[Whitelinen]

There was a thread about this collection in the Designers-sections...But if we are supposed to discuss about the 1940s on the catwalk, I have to say I have very divided opinions. On the other had I like some of it, when it is more subtle, but I hate it when it's done in a way it was done in the fall 2004, when ladylike became a huge trend.

On a whole I adore the 40's fashion.I think it's very elegant and has a femme fatale-feeling in it.

I just saw a glimpse of a film with Julianne Moore and she was wearing the most elegant 40s clothing, it was pure beauty.Not sure was the film good though, all I could concentrate on were the beautiful clothes And now I'm going off-topic, excuse me.

 

[Whitelinen]

1940s punk glam

What do you exactly mean with this term? 40s mixed up with punk and glam rock or glamour (which was essential for the 40s)? I'm confused

 

[tangiblelove]

Whatever you're talking about I think I'm in love! Please post pictures or give examples.

 

[ZsaZsa]

I hope it's the 40's "Film Noir" look, which I love, and not the up-tight lady-like look.