Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Moroccan Autumn: New Fall Finds

Wonderful new finds for the coming autumn. I am so taken by the rich colors, deep chestnut browns, sunflower yellows, soft wheats and bright oranges. Ah, fall. :-)

Vintage tan and white spectators, Stewart Weitzman

Indian Summer Sunset: vintage bedsheet, Queen/King Flat, Burlington, 1970s

Bold vintage orange pumps, Howard Fox, San Francisco, 1970s, 8.5.

Moroccan Design, Full Flat, bed sheet, J.P. Stevens for Utica, 1978

Vintage acorn brown pumps, Anne Klein, 8M

Vintage Rock-n-roll cowboy boots w/double zippers, chocolate brown, golden wheat. orange yellow stitching; women's 8-8.5

More to come,
dahlila xxoo

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

School House Rock

Who didn't love School House Rock? I learned more watching it than I learned in grade school all together. It was certainly more fun and you got to sing about it at the top of your lungs while eating cereal in your pjs. Schools should take heed.
Today, I found this great School House Rock wallet and snatched it up in good memories. It is not, however, vintage. SO, I'm having a FREEBIE contest, a little "Where's Waldo?" in my Etsy shop.

It's simple: 1) You find the photo of the wallet hidden amongst my shop goodies. 2) You post a direct message to me on my Twitter page of where you found it (what item it was hidden with). And baby, that wallet is yours!
Have fun, and while your searching, remember which School House Rock song you liked the best and sing it, preferably at the top of your lungs. ;-)
d. xxoo

Saturday, April 4, 2009

Interview on Catwalk Threads

Catwalk Creatives out of Manchester, England writes a vintage blog, Catwalk Threads that is great. This month she is featuring yours truly talking about vintage treasures, the perfect day & hot finds.
I was so pleased to be asked by Louise. She's terribly sweet. So visit Catwalk & DahlilaFound for great vintage finds. :-)
See the interview of DahlilaFound on Catwalk Threads. Thank you Louise!