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Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Here they are as space explorers. As cops. And their films were full of violence... ...violence over girls. Oh, dear. -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
They made lots of films playing all kinds of assorted types of characters. Here's lou as a boxer. Lou looks pretty cute here, doesn't he. Bud's suit looks a bit too big for him. Maybe this was late enough in the decade that that baggy zoot suit was coming in. Yeeg. Here they are as cowboys... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
They made films between 1940 and 1956. ...Notice that they *don't* have cuffs (turn ups) on their trousers, which is the way you want to wear trousers when you're short. Also, nice tie. -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Next up, Lou Costello (1906-1959) and what he was wearing during the forties. The 1940's were awesome because it was then that Hepburn singlehandedly made trousers acceptable to wear in public for women. Thanks, Kate. ...Oh, and also 40s fashions for the guys had particularly nice... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Surreal thumb magic. Also they're borrowing the too small hats and too high trousers from Arbuckle. And possibly two guys wearing unrelieved black is too much unrelieved black... Too much eyeliner on guy on the right. Ick. (Please take lessons from Pete Wentz who does a very nice smoky... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Except that this is not nearly the end. Next up, Oliver Hardy. 1892-1957. Cute kid. =) Even cuter adult. (And I quite like the jumper (sweater) he's wearing under his jacket. But it might look better unbuttoned all the way. I'm sure he could close that jacket properly when not wearing... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Hands still in pockets; trench coat so pretty that I'm failing my give-a-rat's-ass dice roll. *oooooooh, pretty.* Overcoats and bowler hats, yay. So that was Roscoe Arbuckle. And this is Roscoe and Mabel feeding icecream cones to a bear. The End. =) -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
I like this suit on him. The trousers have cuffs (turn ups) which only works on taller people. Works on him just fine. Take your hands out of your pockets, sweetie. Usually in fashion one likes some contrast; so a pointy-faced person might wear rounded shirt collars, and a round-faced... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
I was attempting to talk about his clothes, wasn't I. He was famous enough that he lent his name to selling clothes. Wonder if his ad is in that magazine... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Even when there was no flirting allowed. Sometimes he got two girls. Likely, it helped that he wrote and directed a lot of the things he starred in... ..which explains why his pet dog acted in his films a lot. Oh, my. I bet he wrote this one. ;) Got 30 minutes? You can... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Well, onto his clothes. In his films he's frequently dressed 'funny', too short trousers, too small hat, etcetera, which probably was one reason the stretched everyman-on-the-street related to him so well (this was roundabout the time of economy-pinching WW1, a bit before the roaring 20s bull... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
OMG, beach movies! Yay! Hey, look, video of him and his costar, Mabel, in bathing suits. Or ballooning suits. Okay, what the heck are they doing? -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle was born in 1887, started working in film when he was a teenager, and the highlight of his career was between 1909 and 1921. He was a very famous silent film star whose acting career was cut short by scandal (although he was acquitted), after which he directed films under... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Today I'm posting American BHM silverscreen actors of the teens, 20s, 30s, and 40s. First, and my favorite, is Roscoe Arbuckle. -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
We end today with a real Mexican. A famous Mexican. Diego Rivera, the painter. Here he is painting a mural. Nice overalls, Diego. (Seriously, overalls are cute.) And we go edging back to the land of coats and ties. Diego and his wife, the singular Frida Kahlo. Wow, look at him... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
Oh, dear. What country is this outfit supposed to represent? The white stockings with dark breeches do him no favours. The tiny vest looks like an afterthought. I'm really, really hoping this was for a costume party or holiday and he was not required to wear this every day. That's a... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
And speaking of being high, meet Hamatsa of the Koskimo. Okay, so he's only a leetle bit pudgy, but I had to include him. That is seriously the finest hat I have ever seen. I'm pretty sure he rearranges the aerials to tune into different spirits. Have some more Indins. They're only a... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
These guys are Israeli. Dad looks intriguing and dignified in his loose white outfit. Junior looks a little uncomfortable in his European outfit. Gosh, those trousers ARE high, aren't they. And I don't think you're supposed to tuck your tie into your trousers. And he's yet another man who should... -
Lucy's BHM vintage fashion romp.
This charming Tyrolean family image, on the other hand, is NOT a real vintage photo. The shoes give it away. Also the giant fake crossbow. And the lady's short hair and short skirt. Yes, don't be fooled. This is NOT vintage. :p