Hello Friends!
Yesterday, I told you that I was sorting out my photos
You may know that I love handbags 👜! Well I know now why! I already had a handbag when I was a child 😂
Nowadays we are relaxed concerning our clothing, but when I was a child I had to be well dressed everyday my mother made my clothes. I was here in my best clothes for church I think .
concerning my teenage years it was different! I was staying in England during the 70’s and I discovered Indian dresses and Sweedish clogs! That was a change but I still had a woollen bag from South America. Then I discovered Mary Quant’s fashion!
What a mixture 😂
How we’re dressed during your childhood and teenage?
This morning I went shopping and got some more cardboard boxes 📦 to use for our donations and little plastic ones for my craft room.
I will continue my sorting out this afternoon.
Have a nice day!
Jou moeder is vast altijd heel trots op haar mooie meisje geweest en vandaar die mooie zelfgemaakte kleren.
RépondreSupprimerMijn oom werkte in een leerfabriek in Duitsland en wanneer hij op de motor naar NL kwam had hij altijd cadeautjes voor mijn zus en mij bij,’n keer een rood en groen handtasje van leer en ik herinner me dat ik er dagelijks mee rond liep en mijn zus kon haar hele verdere leven niet meer zonder handtas.
In mijn tienerjaren droeg ik graag petticoat(veel werk dat stijven en strijken en altijd haken in panty’s)cirkel klok plooi en kokerrokken, deux-pièces,twinsets,blouse met rouches kraagjes a la Lady Diana.De lange broeken kwamen bij mij veel later pas.
Fijne dag en lieve groet,Ger
I was born in 1944. Back then we girls were only allowed to wear dresses to school and church. We were not well off financially so i only had a few dresses, new each year. We lived on a small farm, so of course I wore pants when I was playing or working outside.
RépondreSupprimerIt's fun to see old pictures.
As I grew up my dressing naturally changed, but I didn't really follow fashion. I wore my clothes as long as I could.
RépondreSupprimerIn schools when I was young, we still wore one all-covering dress (uniform?) over another.
Later I loved Indian clothes, just like you.
I have quite a few bags, but I only carry one at a time because I don't like to move things from one bag to another.
I should sort and discard, but I don't have energy or the inclination. I would have time for them, but I use it for other activities.
Hugs. Éva
I dressed up like you - gloves, white socks and dresses. You looked so cute with your purse.
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