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Today’s Printable Paper Doll Inspirations: This 1960s Fashion Design
Given how much I like 1960s fashion, it is a trifle weird how little of it has made its way onto the blog. I think part of that is the lack of online sources. Sadly, stuff created in the 1960s is still under copyright, because the open access date hasn’t moved forward as was originally intended. (Thank you, Disney for messing up that.)
I only have one book on 1960s fashion. To give a comparison, I have three on 1920s fashion. So, if anyone has a rec, leave it in the comments. I really should track down more, since I do enjoy the era. Today’s Ms. Mannequin outfit comes from this fashion design by Creators Studio.
The original dress was a blue and blue windowpane plaid, but plaid is my nemesis, so I omitted it.
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Meanwhile, there’s a 25% off coupon for my readers (Reader2017) good in my Etsy store until the end of the month. Nothing terribly 1960s in there, yet, but I have done some smashing evening gowns.
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Nice! I can imagine Twiggy in something like it.
Just finished printing out a bunch of winter outfits for the dolls, to go with our 32″ of snow from yesterday. Reward for shoveling.
The best part of living in the Southern US is no snow shoveling anymore.