1930s Details - A Style Guide

I have been enamored with the styles of the 1930s for years. It's taken me a long time to truly understand that even as a plus size woman, I too can wear 1930s fashion. Learning what the style details are has refined my eye for choosing modern and reproduction pieces that evoke the timeless glamour of the 1930s. I share some of that with you in this video.
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Reproduction brands with 1930s styles:
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The House of Foxy: www.thehouseoffoxy.com
Vecona Vintage: www.vecona-vintage.com
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[@zoesmith9682]

For me you embody the saying “Style has no size” . You’ve helped me fall in love with vintage clothing and taught me what will look great on my plus size body! Thank you 😊

[@TheGlambassador]

That makes me so happy to hear. Thank you!

[@dannwan8537]

@@TheGlambassador New subscriber here! You have one of the best channels on KZbin.

[@dannwan8537]

@@TheGlambassador May I also add that a Ella Fitzgerald worse some lovely frocks and a very unusual lady named Giantess who was mighty tall yet wore some of the finest gowns, beautiful gowns your mouth just drops looking at all the gems and sequins sewn into her clothes. NO material was spared! Not at all!

[@dannwan8537]

@@TheGlambassador Another comment, lol do you know what was primarily eaten during this era and would you do a couple of videos on it.

[@user-vp9tx6sh2f]

I'm really going to enjoy this series. I'm 79 and and my mother was a thirties lady. That is the style I love. I have a dress that I bought about 40 years ago that looks (because I still have it) exactly like those with the flare at the bottom and the length. That dress is in my closet today and I would wear it (if I had some place to go!) still today. It made me feel like a lady. As a child I never saw my mother in slacks or even shorts for that matter. BTW, I love your make-up. Thanks for sharing the Sears Catalog I couldn't wait for it to come out!

[@KeiPalace]

go out to brunch in your dress, go out for a walk in your favorite place, clothes should be worn!

[@dynamicguy202]

My favorite browsing magazines were from the major three retailers: Montgomery Wards, Sears and JC Penney’s! I always used them for clothes ideas and then go the local sewing store and find a similar pattern and fabric to make it. Back then (70s) making your own clothes was definitely cheaper than buying them. Movies was the only escape for most. I love watching movies from that era. My favorite movie wardrobe designer was Edith something. She knew how to make those actresses look fine😉

[@yukiko347]

My favorite fact on the 1930's is the feed company's purposely made feminine and fun patterns on their feed when they found out the bags were used for clothes.

[@TheGabygael]

When I heard of dresses made out of flour bags at school, it was always framed as if it was the beige jute bags with holes cut for the head and arms, glad to see people have been peopling this whole time, lol

[@leahbaker1724]

It’s astounding to me how cheap things were back then; you couldn’t even buy the thread now for that price! And quite honestly clothing was so much more beautiful and they were figure flattering; not like the stuff that is made today that basically shows every asset a woman has. I’m really thankful for your videos and the things that you share.

[@akosua8779]

Also clothes are mass produced to the point its trashed within a month and make matters worse the workers in these garment factories are expose to so much cancer causing agents

[@condwiramurstally]

You have to take inflation into account... In current value of money it would be way more.

[@oooh19]

Everything is way too expensive not just inflation

[@monstercockie]

omg you hooked me from "Welcome to chronically overdressed" XD

[@windyacresfarm1122]

I'm so glad I stumbled onto this page! I've always been inspired by the 30s but I don't have the 1930s figure.

[@TheGlambassador]

Welcome aboard! I struggled with 1930s styling for many years, but I've been able to amass a decent 1930s Style wardrobe. I'm glad my video was helpful to you.

[@pamelajohnson9810]

I'm like you I loves the 30&40&60clothing

[@LiaBunny93]

I love this era of fashion!

[@katmallowcreates]

I adore 1930's fashion, I suspect largely because of my love for Astaire and Rogers films. Never tried wearing the fashions though, always felt too big for them, so this video is just what I needed to see!

[@TheGlambassador]

I felt the same for a long time. But the fact is we plus size beauties have ALWAYS existed, and we've been wearing clothes the whole time. I hope you can find ways to incorporate some 1930s elements into your wardrobe.

[@katmallowcreates]

@@TheGlambassador I'm definitely going to make an effort too now :)

[@patricianunes3521]

I also love the 1930s style, but I am small In height, I also love the 1940s and feel that the 1940s style better for my height. A very elegant era.

[@RhaniYago]

Love the red dress and the orange hat. Really suits you marvelously.

[@Yana.Polyanichko]

Awesome 👏😍 Thank you for gorgeous looks at the end of 🙏😍❤️

[@TheGlambassador]

You’re welcome 😊

[@mandisteppingoutvintage]

Great video and you have such wonderful style. It's really a pleasure to see your fashion show at the end.

[@TheGlambassador]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@angelagrimes8237]

I love Emmy Designs. I got their teens Cambridge Sweater and the 1890's sweater as well. But my fav is a 1940's sweater. It is perfect.

[@kellybryson7754]

Thanks.

[@TheGlambassador]

You're welcome

[@CrownedFoxProductions]

thank you so much for this! it's an invaluable resource for my new period movie!

[@TheGlambassador]

Glad it was helpful!

[@deniwolf100]

I love this. The 1930's and 1940's are definitely my preferred style decades and I'm the same dress size as you so literally do a little internal happy dance when I see how insanely gorgeous these clothes look on you! My wardrobe is nowhere near as expansive as yet but I'm learning which brands to gravitate towards and its safe to say you've become my absolute style icon at this stage 🥰 I just love how you put outfits together and sharing your love of clothing and style with us is both informative and fun ❤ I wondered if maybe you might consider doing a video on which brands you are able to wear in more detail (Vivian of Holloway, House of Foxy etc) and how their sizing works for you? For instance, their biggest shirt size states B46 W38...does this tie in with a US 20/UK 24? Also maybe a video on your absolutely favourite pieces/outfits would be fun! ❤

[@TheGlambassador]

I’m so happy to hear that you’ve found inspiration in my videos! I’m working on a list of size inclusive reproduction brands for my blog, but admittedly It’s been pushed to the side since I found out I’m moving. I want to make sure I do the right research and get the correct information out there for everyone. But I a, working on it I promise. If you follow me on Instagram or on my blog, I always list where my clothes are from, so that should at least give you a basic idea of what companies are offering plus sizes. And I’m always happy to answer questions, so feel free to reach out.

[@amymooney6532]

Thank you!! This exactly what I needed :) being plus size shopping for vintage reproductions is a challenge since most seem to be centered in rockabilly style (which are adorable but its not always what I'm going for personally) so knowing where to look and what little things to look for when shopping is so amazingly helpful. And thank you for always modeling your outfits its so important for me to see how they are supposed to fit and drape on someone who looks like me :)

[@TheGlambassador]

You are so welcome! I'm glad it was helpful. I'm seeing small improvements in more size inclusivity with reproduction brands. We just have to stay vocal about our desire to wear their stuff.

[@Hepzibahlee8440]

All Creatures Great and Small fashion please 😊

[@pamelajohnson9810]

I loves you and the Historian and Drew vintage sewers

[@pambo32]

I love this! So stylish and beautiful!

[@leahbaker1724]

Love this video. Thank you

[@TheGlambassador]

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching.

[@laurievalliere7197]

I stumbled across your channel, I've enjoyed it. I love the styles from late 1900, 20's, 30's, 40's & 50's, especially the 30's. You helped me, you gave some suggestions on where a large woman can find some vintage looking clothes & they have some modern ones too. Thank You! I was trying to look for a dress for a special occasion, but not having any luck. Then, I went on to one of the sites, and I found several dresses that I plan on buying. Now, I have to just choose one of dresses for the special occasion. THANK YOU!

[@TheGlambassador]

I’m so glad you’ve found me. That’s great that you found some dresses, I’m sure you’ll look amazing in whichever you choose. ❤️

[@CajunistaAnya]

Love your videos! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheGlambassador]

Thanks for watching!

[@black.lady.vintage]

A dose of knowledge with a dash of gorgeous looks spiced up with tips - that's exactly what I needed! Thank you ❤️

[@TheGlambassador]

Glad you liked it!

[@saragarofano6471]

That hat you have in your pfp- so cute

[@black.lady.vintage]

@@saragarofano6471 thank you!

[@dynamicguy202]

Your wardrobe is awesome 👏 and they all make you look beautiful 😍

[@annagotohimgirl1385]

Thank you💖 this video was delightful to watch and rewatch múltiple times ☺️

[@TheGlambassador]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@yanavandersnickt353]

Super informative and gorgeous looks. Lovely video, as always! 🥰

[@TheGlambassador]

Glad you liked it!!

[@seestellysew8472]

Excellent job. Thank you very much.

[@TheGlambassador]

My pleasure!

[@RockSteadyUSMC]

Another superbly well thought out and made video! I absolutely adore books that contain collections of first hand sources of fashion and styling from that a particular era (Amazon is a treasure trove for that!), as well as sewing patterns. And of course pictures themselves- I have a bunch of albums from my grandmother of her in her first 40 years of life, with most photos in the ‘30s & ‘40s area. Absolutely priceless to have 🥰

[@TheGlambassador]

Totally agree! I love finding old photographs or even year books at flea markets. They are a great resource for everyday looks.

[@user-vp9tx6sh2f]

Hello my name is Joan and I just discovered your channel. I started to watch your latest video and within a few minutes I decided to start at the very be beginning with episode one. I'm hooked.

[@amaram4217]

Wow, you looked so gorgeous in those looks!

[@TheGlambassador]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@danakaystone]

Oh my goodness you look amazing - so beautiful❣️ Thank you for doing this, I have been wanting to start dressing this way, 1930s style. You have given me the courage and a place to start. Thank you💖💖💖

[@TheGlambassador]

Oh I'm so glad you found this video. 1930s style is so lovely. I'm excited for you to start on your journey.

[@melanielester2106]

Another brilliant video ! I don't know much about the 1930's but you have piqued my interest and I suddenly feel the need to purchase a 1930's outfit ! I don't know how you do it but you manage to look absolutely stunning in every outfit you wear ! I need to build my confidence up and be a bit more daring ! Thanks for the top tips Christine ! x

[@TheGlambassador]

Glad you enjoyed it! The 1930s really has some amazing style and it always so effortless and timeless.

[@22mendonca]

You look beautiful in all these outfits! Great advice & tips for dressing 1930's! Xx

[@TheGlambassador]

Thank you so much!

[@Kazberhaf]

I’m really enjoying your videos Christine… And you look beautiful in the 1930s dresses X

[@TheGlambassador]

Glad you like them! Thank you.

[@ms.sherlock]

You look just gorgeous! Hair, make-up, and clothes!!

[@gracevalentine1666]

❤

[@pamelajohnson9810]

Your skin is beautiful it's glowing you're beautiful

[@dennisrendering2209]

I love your clothes

[@TheGlambassador]

Thank you.

[@wandar7717]

Just came across your video. Thanks for sharing. P.S. What should you wear under a 1930s floral sheer cream dress?

[@TheGlambassador]

A slip would be perfect. If you can find one in a complimentary color, I think that would look lovely.

[@pamelajohnson9810]

You looks beautiful in your beautiful 👗 dresses.

[@TheGlambassador]

Oh thank you!

[@karolinaandri6974]

I was just wondering whats that little brown box right behind your right???

[@TheGlambassador]

It’s a Bluetooth speaker shaped like an antique radio.

[@vincenzapreas1320]

Hi Christine! May I ask where you purchased the adorable sunglasses that you're wearing in this video?

[@TheGlambassador]

I bought these on Etsy.

[@matilda4577]

You are gorgeous!

[@julieselby6938]

Where did you find those glasses at?

[@TheGlambassador]

I found those on Etsy.

[@gloriayanez-hh1kg]

Donde consigo los catalagos y oatrones de esos años 30 ,40,50,60

[@TheGlambassador]

I've mostly found them online, try eBay and Etsy.

[@mariaescano7922]

as always, you are soooo stinkin' cute! Love this !

[@TheGlambassador]

Oh thank you!

[@oscerevision]

I like the videoing of the book but you move the camera so quickly - for future would it be ok to open a age and just keep your hand still for a moment for the viewer to see clearly the images. its ok to zoom but keeping hand still - thank you