Gallery
Because you don’t always want to be trawling through long Daily Outfit posts, I’ve made it easy to search for what you want. It may be hair ideas or just some outfit inspiration, either way I’ve included this gallery in an attempt to make sense of it all!
To review the gallery, just click on the image you wish to see and a navigation bar will appear beneath the photo. You can navigate through each gallery this way. To exit the gallery just click on the image again.
*Please note: These images are Copyright to Candice Deville P/L and may not be used without express permission. If you would like to use these images for any purpose, please email me for appropriate permissions. *
I can’t stop looking at the hair gallery! I love every look! Here is my question though. What type of cut do you tell your hairdresser to give you so your hair is so versitile? I have tried describing it to 3 different stylists and they all get it wrong!
thanks
Kelley: The cut doesn’t have a name. It is just about shoulder blade length with a few long layers. That way it is very versatile and easy to put into rollers too.
Try a google search for The Middy, the most popular cut in the 40s.
i am almost crying tears of envy at all of your more then AWESOME looks! – Hair, clothes, nails…. all of it! If you ever want to visit Texas and come help me with my look your always welcome! =)
Erica: I do actually visit Texas, Houston to be exact. Next time I’m coming I’ll let you know
That would be AWESOME!!
I was quite interested in having a streak put in to my hair after seeing a picture of a pin-up style photo of a friend. Now I’ve stumbled upon your fabulous website I think you’ve done all the convincing.
But the trouble is, as much as I adore the vintage classic style, I only occasionally don the “look” (as soon as the weather warms up I’ll be waving goodbye to my jumpers and say hello to the tea dresses!)
Are there days when you wake up and have limited time to put your hair up? I’m worried whether the streak will look out of place without an up-do and curls and teamed with more normal everyday wear.
How do you style your hair with the streak on a “normal” day especially if you are in a rush?
Cammie: I know this isn’t going to help you much, but these ARE all normal daytime looks for me. So of the looks take only 3 minutes to achieve, but that is down to preparation and practice. Most mornings I shower, dress, hair and makeup in 20 minutes as I have to get the kids ready and out the door for school.
By the way, I’m from London hence the considerable time difference! It’s actually 4.10pm here.
You are absolutely stunning!
Greetings from Canada..
Natalia: Thank you – and a big HI back to Canada
hi i love ur page , i found it late one nite when i was doing a mad men hunt !
i am going to a vintage fashion fair soon and i was hoping to for a bit of advice on the look i was going for a 1950s look i have a halterneck red poka dot dress and shoulder length hair i would love any advice on hair and make up .
and what to look for in the fair
i no its a lot to ask so thanks for any help
xxxxx
Erica D: Hi Erica, thanks for your comment. There is lots of info both on the blog and on my You Tube Chanel. The bets thing to do would be to have a look through the different tutorials to find what you think would suit you. As for what to buy at the fair, the best advice I can give you is to get yourself a copy of the amazing “Love Vintage” book by Nicole Jenkins and learn all you can about it to ensure you get the best buys and know what to look for. You’ll find a review of her book as well as a link on where to buy in the Vintage Delights – Bookcase section of the blog. Have fun!
Hi I was looking at your photos of the tea parties and absolutely loooovvvveeeee the vintage deco iphone cover. Please where can I buy one. It’s beautiful. Thanks
Is that you in the pictures?
we could be sisters almost twins its freaky cool Lady
Do you ever come to Dallas Flower Mound actually .
I would Love to hang out Have Tea time .
Hi! I saw your spread in Peppermint Mag and fell in love with the look – especially the way you do your hair – i have hair that is a bit longer than my shoulders, long layers and a short straight fringe can you give me any tips on how to create such a flawless retro look?
Many thanks!!
Brianna
Brianna: Hi there! I do give personal advice and tuition on vintage styling. Just email me at skm@superkawaiimama.com.au and we can try and find you and appointment time.
Your style is awesome!!!I love your vintage style… Hello from france!!
Many thanks for your website, au revoir.
Katia.
I am interested in getting a blonde streak similar to yours. Any suggestions!
Thx,
Mia
Your website is fabulous! The pictures in your galleries are magnificent, they’re really helping me pick out a vintage-inspired hairdo for prom,haha. I myself am a fellow lover of all things vintage. <3
Hello from London!
Love the website, what a great thing to stumble upon in the early hours! Some of your video tutorials are great, they explain things clearly I had only half worked out how to do myself. Plus your soothing voice is probably on a par with David Attenborough (which is pretty darn soothing!).
Anyway I had a point to this ramble, your hairdo in the 1950′s tartan dress vintage look is amazing. Any chance for a tutorial on that?
Thank you!
Carmen
xx
Carmen: That’s a great idea! I’ve set aside time this month to catch up on all the outstanding tutorials I have promised (sadly real life got in the way there for a while), and I’ll be sure to include that one. And thank you for that lovely compliment!
<3
WOW – you are beautiful !
and what’s the secret to your gorgeous body !!??
Connie: Oh thank you! My body? Umm well, I guess it is about everything in moderation. I can’t say I have a great routine and work out daily. I just try to eat delicious food, healthy food and still include the things I love. Being passionate about life and moving a lot during your day is a sure fire way to stay happy and healthy.
Wow your nail are georgous! I especially liked the black and white ones! what is on your thumb nail and how’d you get it to stay? thanks!
Abigal Thanks! It is a cameo on the thumb nail and I super glued it on!