I found this charming Ivory Snow ad in the January 1949 issue of Ladies Home Journal and felt a little solidarity with those who have snow at this time of year as it has been so uncharacteristically cold here over the past couple of weeks. The ad is a little battered given that it was on the back cover so please forgive my amateurish retouching skills. It was too cute of an ad not to share with you even thought there are obvious creases and marks.
I adore the model's slouchy knitting bag, but that gold belt is just to die for....
Monday, January 7, 2013
Madison Avenue Monday: Safe in Snow
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Yup, because that's what I wear in the snow: gold peep-toe heels! My husband and I ate frozen yogurt outside yesterday reveling in the January weather and then realized how crazy we must have looked to the locals.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a nice job retouching the ad. At a glance I didn't notice the creases. I have to learn to knit!
Ha ha, I was wondering if someone would mention that! Good thing she's standing in Ivory snow!
DeleteConsidering how cold it is where you are from it must be positively summer-like to you here!
And thank you for the compliment. Perhaps I'm starting to get better at photo-retouching.
You done good! And I love the classic cardigan/sweater set!!!! Wish I had the courage to try to knit myself a set.
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks Becky! I guess I am getting better at it. And I will never have the skills or patience to knit that set! :)
DeleteThis is lovely. Her outfit is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat's why I just had to share it! Such a delightful image.
DeleteThanks for stopping by and leaving a comment!
This is so beautifully elegant. I'm a brave dresser most of the time, but I'm not sure if I have the model-esque figure and height needed to pull off head-to-toe (save for the lovely gold belt) white like that (I adore the idea of it though!).
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and sending tons of happy Friday wishes your way, dear Collette,
♥ Jessica
So beautiful! I love the touches of gold and red.
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