Friday, November 18, 2011
Vintage Swimwear - A History
Posted on 6:05 AM by follow me
It's that time of year when holidays are upon us, when all we need to decide is one piece or bikini, pool or beach, hat or factor 50? Decisions, decisions...of course it has not always been this easy.
The video above is a treat for all vintage swimwear enthusiasts. A visual archive of vintage women's swimsuits from the flapper days of the 1920s through to the late 1940s. Footage courtesy of the Internet Archive and Prelinger Archive. Music by Annette Hanshaw.
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