Today, Gus pays homage to one of my favorite publicity shots of Deco-era silver screen icon, Tyrone Power. 😎 Do you have a favorite Ty Power movie? Mine are “Café Metropole” (1937) and “Lloyd's of London” (1936). 🍿🎞🎥 This picture was also inspired by the #monday4dolls theme: reflections.
Happy Saturday! Gus gets industrial in the scrapbook paper studio, modeling the flat cap, from the latest sewing pattern in the Tiny Apparel pattern shop, linked here. 🧳⚙️
Happy Valentine’s Day! Need last minute flowers for a loved one, or yourself? Gus is at your service, ready to jog them over to their destination! 🏃🏻♂️💐🌺🌼🌸🌹
Happy Birthday @adrian.dollslife! Congratulations on four awesome years, here on #dollstagram!!! 🥂🎉 To celebrate the theme: FUN, Gus and Lucian started the day off with a romp in the snow, and now they’re rolling bocce balls all over the house. 😂🎿🚠🏂
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that show 😁: I will always be impressed with the impact that a certain
iconic tv series has had on the trajectory of modern menswear history.
Even if, like me, you never watched it through, you may have seen the
publicity stills, with their dark tweedy aesthetic, dominating style
blogs and Pinterest, through the 2010s. They have influenced everything
from wedding photography to some of this very season’s major fashion
editorials. Today, Gus and Lucian are putting their own spin on it.
Sewing patterns for the caps, and Gus’ coat and sweater (on the left), can be found in the Tiny Apparel Etsy Shop, linked here. 😊🧵🪡
