ROMEO GIGLI - VINTAGE COUTURE

Romeo Gigli
Italian - Circa.Mid.1980s
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A beautiful jacket that captures
a whisper of the past for a modern
present.
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Frockology Style Tip:
Never wear a luxury piece just for
evening. It will look even more
modern and interesting in the daylight.

ALEXIS KIRK - VINTAGE JEWELRY

Alexis Kirk
American - Circa.Late.1960s
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A beautiful example of a statement
necklace that needs that needs
no introduction.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When wearing a statement necklace
always choose to wear it with something
that showcases it rather then competes
for attention.
Think vintage Halston black velvet caftan.

LES BERNARD - VINTAGE JEWELRY

Les Bernard
American - Circa.Late.1960s
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Golden metal and blue tint milk glass
conjured into a beautiful earring fit
for the gypsy in your soul.
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Frockology Style Tip:
Take your clip earrings to the jeweler
and have them refitted for post, if your
ears are pierced it will give more stability
and you will experience less loss during
your usual active lifestyle.

GEOFFREY BEENE - VINTAGE COUTURE

Geoffrey Beene
American - Circa.Late.1960s
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Lace is a great choice when you
want your elegance to whisper.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When wearing lace it is always a
good idea to keep your accessories
small and soft, because like a print,
lace can quickly make a very strong
statement.

ANNE FOGARTY - VINTAGE COUTURE

Anne Fogarty
American - Circa.Late.1960s
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A colorful addition to your sixties
vibe. You will feel just like a star
in a Jackie Susann novel.
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Frockology Care Tip:
When taking anything beaded or
sequined to the cleaners always request
that the garment NOT be heat pressed as
it will melt and discolor any metallic
work present.

BLOW UP - VINTAGE CINEMA

Blow Up
Michangelo Antoioni
British-Italian C.1966
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A great film for getting a birds eye
view of the British fashion explosion.

VALENTINO - VINTAGE COUTURE

Valentino
Italian - Circa.Early.1980s
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This is the perfect twofer for a day of
errands or just a casual weekend brunch.
If you must it is also a great look for work.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When working with a blouse and skirt
combo all it takes to dress it up or down
is heel height. To make it more casual
think flats.....to dress it up go for a higher
heel.....and no we don't mean your ex.

JEAN MUIR - VINTAGE COUTURE

Jean Muir
British - Circa.Early.1970s
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When Paul Revere announced that
the British were coming he wasn't
talking about fashion. When they
returned again in was all about the
fashion. This is a perfect example
of British design during the early
1970s.
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Frockology Fashion Tip:
When wearing matte jersey always
remember any time you get near a strong
light source the jersey fabric will almost
always become at least semi transparent.
So knicker up or become the next
tabloid hussy.

ALEXIS KIRK - VINTAGE JEWELRY

Alexis Kirk
American - Circa.Mid.1970s
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Bold and sculptural two excellent
qualities for a great necklace that
is both beautiful as well as light weight.
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Frockology Care Tip:
Always polish jewelry with a soft cloth
after each, wear to remove any dirt or
perspiration to prevent staining.

BALLY - VINTAGE HANDBAG

BALLY
Swiss - Circa.Late.1970s
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A great leather bag is like a best friend
always there when you need them.
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Frockology Care Tip:
Always wipe down your leather
items with a chamois cloth before
putting them aways. It will keep
keep moisture and dirt away while
leaving a soft sheen against the
leather.