edwardianera:

Puppet show, Luna Park, Paris in 1910

Pretty hats!

lauramcphee:

Jane Renouardt, c1910

Wow- what a wonderful use of feathers!

“La Mode en 1910”

HAAAAAAA!  Look at that owl!  HAHHAHHA!

interweber:

via Shaun Usher: “Check out this pre-movie PSA, shown in US cinemas c.1910 (via Library of Congress)”

Yes, but she looks AWESOME, and isn’t that all that really matters? :)

maudelynn:

“Morticia Addams could not have dreamed of a more appropriate comb. This mantilla spiderweb was designed by Clément Joyard, c. 1910. He, along with Bonaz, Léon Arbez-Carme, and Marius Camet, were among the famous designers who had their combs made in the celluloid factories of France’s Oyonnax Valley.”

via http://www.barbarasdreams.com

WANT

auctionguide:

Diamond Tiara, C. 1910

Sotheby’s, Fine Jewelry, Hong Kong, Oct 5th

antiquememes:

Diamond Dyes adv. (det.).  [Diamond Dyes advertisement (detail).] (1910)

Touring hat with goggles, 1910.  Vintage Textile. 

Oh man do I want these in my life!  Preferably with a kooky little car!

Tailored Lingerie Hat, 1910.

So elegant, so graceful…

omgthatdress:

Hat ca. 1910-1911 via The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Oooooooh!  Man do I want this!  I love the angle of the brim!

oldbookillustrations:

The moral situation of models is quite particular: they’re only asked to be beautiful, to have figure and shape, to know how to walk…

Alfred Jungbluth, from Les Createurs de la Mode (Fashion designers), by Léon Roger-Miles, Paris, 1910.

(Source: archive.org)

vintagevision:

Five Ways of Wearing the Veil, Every Woman’s Encyclopedia, 1910-12

 Veils need to make a comeback right about now.

(via my-ear-trumpet)

oldblackandwhitephotos:

Genevieve Lantelme in Les Modes, July 1910. Hat by Carlier.

(via my-ear-trumpet)

Lace wire frame hat, 1910.  Vintage Textile. 

Now this is a hat you want to wear on a hot summer day!

“The Shirley” 1910.

What a wonderful example of how you can dress up a hat blank!