Vintage Holiday Party Dresses | 1920s New Year’s Eve Gowns
[sc:affiliate ]More holiday posts coming your way! It’s the time of the season for vintage holiday party dresses and inspiration for 1920s New Year’s Eve gowns!
Today we’ve taken a look through some of our favorite glam and glittering beauties and picked out some truly gorgeous vintage holiday party dresses for you to peruse.
From wintery whites and holiday metallics in silver and gold, to warm velvet and satin tones in green and red, take a look at these fabulous vintage and vintage-inspired dresses and gowns!
In the mood for something velvet? When are we not! Especially at this time of year. Here are some vintage inspired velvet finds that are sure to stun:
Swinging velvet 1950s holiday dresses from Unique Vintage, this is the Delores dress in emerald green and berry red
If you’re in the market for the perfect 1920’s New Year’s Eve gown, you could hardly do better than a classic flapper look, like absolutely any of these beauties from designer GatsbyLady:
Gorgeous 1920s flapper dresses for New Year’s Eve, from GatsbyLady Designs
Or some glittering 1920s inspired dresses to ring in the new year in style:
And of course we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the stunning flapper dresses in our very own Deco Shop, some sold direct from us, others sourced from around the web:
Finally, if you came here via link you may have seen these gorgeous gowns below, featured in an earlier version of this post. Some may now be sold out, but here they are for posterity’s sake! First up, these authentic 1920s and 1930s vintage gowns from Etsy:
For some lovely vintage inspired dresses, we always look to Modcloth, and this time of year is no exception, with these fabulous flapper dresses sure to shine at any soiree:
Unique Vintage is another one-stop vintage shop (and a personal fave), and they’ve got a great range of reasonably priced vintage-inspired gowns and dresses, including these lovelies:
Finally, if you’re on the hunt for more metallics, Nordstrom has a great collection of glittering beaded beauties for you to explore, including these shining silver stars:
And as always, be sure to check out our Deco Shop, where we’ve got a small collection of 1920s/vintage inspired clothes and accessories, including shoes, jewelry and headbands and hairpieces. Take a look!
Today we’re here to shine a spotlight on two of our beloved sponsors here at Deco Weddings: Berlin-based design house Tilda Knopf, established by costume designer Virginie Henzen, and sample-and-preowned wedding dress purveyor Nearly Newlywed. First up we’ve got the (honestly, spectacular) work of Tilda Knopf. We first saw some of these gowns on Instagram …
A couple things become immediately clear from this Bonwit Teller ad (pulled from a 1929 issue of Vogue Magazine). First of all, there is no downside to the drama of a long, gorgeous cap veil. Even with (maybe especially with) the sleek lines of a 20s style wedding dress. Secondly, can we bring back “gowned” …
Out and about recently I saw a girl with the most amazing art deco manicure, and I immediately realized: of course, NAILS needed to be a post! Can’t believe we haven’t done it already, though we’ve had some posts featuring 1920s Makeup… but check these out: If you’re planning your wedding, you’ve probably already thought …
A little over a week to Halloween, hopefully some costume ideas are coalescing for everyone. Perhaps you’re ahead of the curve and already have your costume planned, purchased and prepped… but for those of us who tend to procrastinate, we’ve pulled together some perfect pieces to create the ideal flapper Halloween costume. Going for a …
Vintage Holiday Party Dresses | 1920s New Year’s Eve Gowns
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More holiday posts coming your way! It’s the time of the season for vintage holiday party dresses and inspiration for 1920s New Year’s Eve gowns!
Today we’ve taken a look through some of our favorite glam and glittering beauties and picked out some truly gorgeous vintage holiday party dresses for you to peruse.
From wintery whites and holiday metallics in silver and gold, to warm velvet and satin tones in green and red, take a look at these fabulous vintage and vintage-inspired dresses and gowns!
In the mood for something velvet? When are we not! Especially at this time of year. Here are some vintage inspired velvet finds that are sure to stun:
Elegant 1940s inspired holiday dresses, in green from Voodoo Vixen and on the right in red from Unique Vintage
Stunning velvet 1930s holiday dresses from Jenny Yoo: the Logan on the left, the Ellis on the right.
Swinging velvet 1950s holiday dresses from Unique Vintage, this is the Delores dress in emerald green and berry red
If you’re in the market for the perfect 1920’s New Year’s Eve gown, you could hardly do better than a classic flapper look, like absolutely any of these beauties from designer GatsbyLady:
Gorgeous 1920s flapper dresses for New Year’s Eve, from GatsbyLady Designs
Or some glittering 1920s inspired dresses to ring in the new year in style:
And of course we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the stunning flapper dresses in our very own Deco Shop, some sold direct from us, others sourced from around the web:
Finally, if you came here via link you may have seen these gorgeous gowns below, featured in an earlier version of this post. Some may now be sold out, but here they are for posterity’s sake! First up, these authentic 1920s and 1930s vintage gowns from Etsy:
From left to right: Elegant 1920s Black Velvet Gown, Vintage Green 1920s Flapper Dress, and Green 1930s Gown.
For some lovely vintage inspired dresses, we always look to Modcloth, and this time of year is no exception, with these fabulous flapper dresses sure to shine at any soiree:
From left to right: Glamorous Get-Together Dress, Dash to the Bash Dress, and Gleam Interpretation Gown.
Unique Vintage is another one-stop vintage shop (and a personal fave), and they’ve got a great range of reasonably priced vintage-inspired gowns and dresses, including these lovelies:
From left to right: Harlow Gown, Bosley Dress, and Athena Gatsby Gown.
Finally, if you’re on the hunt for more metallics, Nordstrom has a great collection of glittering beaded beauties for you to explore, including these shining silver stars:
From left to right: Embellished Adrianna Papell Cocktail Dress, Silver Deco Aidan Mattox Dress, and the Yelena dress by Tracy Reese.
And as always, be sure to check out our Deco Shop, where we’ve got a small collection of 1920s/vintage inspired clothes and accessories, including shoes, jewelry and headbands and hairpieces. Take a look!
Happy Holidays to all!
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