IT’S BACK. My 2020 Fashion History Podcasts post is consistently one of my most popular posts. I mean, it is understandable- everyone is into podcasts, and who isn’t interested in fashion history? So, in time for your summer listening, I’ve got my favourite fashion history […]

Lucile was one of the most popular designers in the late Victorian and Edwardian eras. And with it being LM Montgomery Month on the blog, she fits perfectly. If the name doesn’t sound familiar, you may know her by her actual name- Lady Duff-Gordon. Along […]

If you are like me, you watched Halston on Netflix as soon as it came out for your fashion history fix. (I was a little dozy after my first vaccine, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it!) Drama, love, power, scandal, heartbreak- these all describe Halston […]

“It is ever so much easier to be good if your clothes are fashionable.” I’ve always thought that LM Montgomery got fashion. Between Anne’s puffed sleeves and Emily’s longing for full-length dresses, fashion is important in her novels. If you poke around on Pinterest, you […]

I was rather excited when I spotted this book on NetGalley. I have been planning L.M.Montgomery month for well over half a year, and while every post isn’t directly related, I wanted most to have a connection. Although Elizabeth Arden’s history is obscured behind global […]