 This past weekend was quite busy for me—it was packed with two shows and two photo shoots!
 This past weekend was quite busy for me—it was packed with two shows and two photo shoots!On Friday I appeared in a TCCE Land of the Rising Sun Tokyo Girls fashion show, performing as a 1940s glamour girl along with six other models who represented other facets of Japanese fashion culture. The show was a brief teaser and networking event for an upcoming, full-length show in February, and we all had a lot of fun giving the audience a taste of fabulous fashion!
 
  
 
I wore one of my favorite WWII-era dresses, a cream and black rayon crepe cocktail gown studded in rhinestones and featuring a fabulous surplice bodice and figure-hugging skirt (found at Matilda’s Closet, of course). I wore it with a cream belt (borrowed from another 40s evening gown), nude fully-fashioned stockings (Magnolia Hosiery), black gloves, a black jersey tilt hat, and my favorite black velvet baby doll pumps. Rhinestone jewelry completed this look. (All photos copyright Zemnick Photography.)
 The next day, I attended a military vehicle show and assisted fellow pin-up Brenda Lee during the military surplus auction. This turned out to be quite a bit of fun, and I think it is safe to say that the two assistants really helped in upping the bids *wink*
 The next day, I attended a military vehicle show and assisted fellow pin-up Brenda Lee during the military surplus auction. This turned out to be quite a bit of fun, and I think it is safe to say that the two assistants really helped in upping the bids *wink*  
 
I wore the cheesecake Marine uniform V Vintage created for me, along with my favorite 1940s navy blue platforms. (All photos copyright Jensen Perspective Photgraphy.)
On Sunday, I had a fun shoot with Matt Carson, and on Monday I had a Valentine’s Day shoot with Atomic Age Pictures—stay tuned for photos from both!
xoxo,
Amanda Lee
 
Love the Marine uniform, the hat is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteMarie @ Lemondrop ViNtAge
You all look amazing
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marie!
ReplyDeleteThe hat was a last minute creation--I actually covered a bus driver's hat with a dress cover and attached the correct insignia. The last time I wore the "uniform", I modified an air force hat the same way--it was too big though, so I finally ordered a vintage one for the next time I wear this outfit :-)
Thanks, Gingeyginge!
ReplyDeleteThe ladies in the first photo are wearing wonderful original designs made from vintage kimono fabric :-)
Absolutely divine :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, my dear!
ReplyDeleteLOVE both outfits. You are just SO gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Baroness!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the sweet comment, Laura :-)
ReplyDeleteyou are for real one of my fav pinups of our time.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dizzy Dame--your comment really made my day!
ReplyDeletewow, i love that military cheesecake outfit! i eagerly await your pictures from the shoots! i think you have one of the most genuine, cheesecake-y/pin-up looks around, for sure!
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you, Rosalee--I really appreciate your kind words!
ReplyDeleteHow fun, you look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThank you Maggi!
ReplyDeleteYou always look so perfectly put together. That dress is exactly what i have been trying to find for ages, you look so beautiful in it and your hat is gorgeous too! x
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