All photos by Alfred Eisenstadt for Life, circa 1944; via Miss Moss.
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Thursday, May 17, 2012
NYC Ladies
New York City ladies in the 1940s. Enjoy!






All photos by Alfred Eisenstadt for Life, circa 1944; via Miss Moss.
All photos by Alfred Eisenstadt for Life, circa 1944; via Miss Moss.
Monday, May 14, 2012
How to Look Like a Non-Touristy-Tourist
Happy Monday! I'm headed to New York City later this week, so I've got a few related posts planned over the next few days.
What's your traveling style? Do you have any particular shoes, bags, or staples that you never leave home without?
First up: what to wear when you're traveling so that you look polished, but that will let you be out and about all day sightseeing, shopping, museum-hopping, eating, and generally wandering (one of my favorite things to do when I'm visiting a new place is to just walk through the different neighborhoods and get a feel for the city).
My main guidelines are comfortable flat shoes, lots of thin layers so you can adjust for indoor, outdoor, day, and evening temperatures, and a bag that's big enough to hold everything you need, but not so giant that it's a pain to lug around. This usually translates to lots of skinny jeans, blazers and jackets, cross-body bags (no hands needed!), shirtdresses, and flat sandals. A couple of fine examples:
| image via Habitually Chic |
| image via here |
| available at Madewell.com |
| via Brooklyn Blonde |
| via See Jane. |
| via What I Wore |
| via Glitter Guide |
| via Glitter Guide |
| image via Atlantic-Pacific |
Labels:
helpful tricks,
neat stuff,
NYC,
pretty things,
style,
travel
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