Tuppence Ha'penny

My favourite feature in this issue of Everywoman from 1947 is an article on how to be beautifully dressed! Different ways of wearing flowers is another fun feature, illustrated in colour. There are also some lovely fashion features (including one which employs my fave collage-style illustrations tha

Our next magazine for September is a copy of of Woman magazine from 1963 - 52 pages of early 60s fashion, beauty tips and lifestyle!

Highlights in this issue include articles titled "wedding superstitions" and "are you an optimist"!

I can't believe it's August already - where has the summer gone?! We're going back to the 1940s for our first magazine this month, with the August 1943 edition of Everywoman. Highlights in this issue include make do and mend ideas, beauty, laundry tips, how to pack a picnic, and a feature article on

Highlights in this issue included a cute picnic-themed board game, beautifully illustrated fiction, problem page and those wonderful period adverts!

I can't believe it's August already! For our first magazine this month we're heading to 1945, for advice on "how to be happily married", foot beauty, housekeeping, recipes, summer fashions, and make do and mend.

Our final magazine for August is the August 1948 edition of Everywoman

It's time for another vintage magazine! Today's issue is a copy of Woman from August 1957. Includes a multi-page feature on fundraising through a summer fete, as well as fashion features, an interview with Ingrid Bergman, and a light-hearted beauty tips boardgame.

As a special bonus for all tiers, here's a copy of Home Chat magazine dated 25 August 1928. Features an interview with Ruth Taylor, who starred in the first film adaptation of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Other features include advice on tanning (Coco Chanel had recently made suntans fashionable!), "Ho

Fashion, cooking, make do & mend and much more, in this issue of Everywoman Magazine, August 1943.

In honour of this month's project, the Lorelei Set, this month's first magazine features a promotional photo from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes on the cover, and includes a photo feature on Marilyn Monroe.