My outfit was created by Vee Vin Tage; for the first Rockabilly Rules, she made me a cheesecake version of a Marine uniform. This year, I decided to join the Navy! My two-piece outfit was made from navy blue gabardine, and I accessorized it with a vintage Navy hat (from Matilda's Closet, I believe this one dates to the 40s), 1940s leather platforms, a 1940s anchor pin, and rhinestone-studded red earrings.
These photos were taken by 60's Model Photography--we ventured out into the blazing sun to snap a few pics. I'm quite pleased with how they turned out!
xoxo,
Amanda Lee
love this sailor/nautical look!
ReplyDeleteAahh I love this outfit! I love the sailor look.
ReplyDeleteThat outfit is all kinds of darling! You look so beautiful, dear gal - you've got a killer figure and this fun nautical look really highlights it.
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica
you look stunning! I love this playful, little sailor outfit.
ReplyDeleteLooks like tons of fun! I adore your sweet pinup look. =)
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Go Navy! My dad served in the Navy in WWII.
ReplyDeleteHave to share this with you as I just happily discovered it tonight on youtube...nifty vintage footage of Hollywood Blvd. with a platinum blonde walking in front of the car...one wonders if it is thee Marilyn:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ANsX416aEk
I'm always wishing I had a time machine to go back to Hollywood in the heyday & yesterday I had to go over the hill and was wondering again how it must've looked when it was, well, "nicer". Tonight I also pulled out one of my favorite autobio books (don't laugh) by Shelley Winters...I have read & re-read this book numerous times over the years...she was a blond bombshell back then & even shared an apt with MM...anyway, besides being a funny writer she describes many of the old Hollywood places & stars she knew. (sometimes, I think I should just get a blog, I'm so chatty). :)
You are just darling!
ReplyDeleteMissing your posts, Amanda!
ReplyDeleteWow you look amazing. Great hairstyle!
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