Jessica's Vintage Vogue

Dalla California un sito per le appassionate della rivista si moda più famosa al mondo:  su myvintagevogue Jessica pubblica le foto tratte dalla sua collezione di Vogue America (ma non solo) dagli anni 1920 agli anni 1960. Le foto sono raggruppate per anno e anche per soggetto (in queste foto una selezione delle star del cinema di Hollywood che hanno posato per Vogue).
My Vintage Vogue è anche qui:
http://myvintagevogue.tumblr.com
http://myvintagevogue.blogspot.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vintagevogue

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