when i return from south america, i will make all of my clothing or buy used.

thegoodcloset:

Here’s some DIY inspiration from the 1940s. “Make Do and Mend needn’t at all be unfashionable. Listen to what you can do,” says the narrator in this British service announcement from World War II. Clothing rationing was very strict in the UK and the U.S. during the war, with fabric in short supply. This video shows how repurposing old clothes and making use of scrap cloth and old linens can create quite the daper new dress. 

“…we should focus on supporting the niche markets here: high quality custom-made clothing and independent labels with skilled manufacturing capabilities that emphasize ethics over trends.”

THIS skirt. brilliant.

calivintage:

ella photographed by stockholmstreetstyle.

beginners-chic:

Luca Luca, Spring 2012 RTW. 

in love with this.

want. want. want.

(via isabeau-anabell)

love these colors & patterns.

(via fitforflair)

hats and hats and skirts and dresses and other pretty little things.