WW2 Fashion is Not What You Think It Is / How Details Create a Vintage Look
World War 2 brought in fabric rationing and the Utility Scheme. It is often assumed clothes became plain and unadorned, and that people had other things to think about. Not at all! Looking stylish, even glamorous, was seen as a vital part of keeping up morale. Home dressmaking flourished and all kinds of sewing techniques were employed to create stylish flourishes. Wartime dresses included fabulous details and it is these that make the vintage look still so popular today. There’s nothing like them in fast fashion. Find out more - and have another peek into my wardrobe - in this video. If you enjoyed this video and would like to support my channel, please consider buying me a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/samanthalovestosew Samantha x

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