Showing posts with label 1960s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1960s. Show all posts

Monday, April 21, 2014

Flower Power

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A phrase coined in the 1960s and 1970s, flower power has a peaceful meaning--hippies embraced the symbolism by dressing in clothing with embroidered flowers and vibrant colors, wearing flowers in their hair etc.

Abundant in the Spring, flowers along with pastels can be a great addition to your closet. Blackbird Attic has the following in stock:

Wear with a pair of high-waisted flares and some platforms and you have a groovy outfit.
Anthropologie Edme & Esyllte I Size 8 I $18

This dress is so versatile it's ridiculous--pair with heels and some fancy jewelry for a night out, or with wedge or gladiator sandals for a casual day look. 
Anthropologie Lilka Floral Ruffle Dress I Medium I $17.50
 I love the color palette within this Free People dress. Have fun with this and wear just as vibrant of colors on your feet and accessories.
Free People Dress I $24.99 I Small-Medium
 While I'm not a fan of the black tights in the photo, you can use black accessories to accompany this flowerful frock.
Silence Noise I Small I $13.50


Peace & Love,



Monday, March 17, 2014

Eclectic Accessories: Home Edition

If there's one thing that can make a room in your home come to life, it's an eclectic accessory. Besides carrying all the latest and greatest modern and vintage clothing finds from the Hudson Valley, Blackbird Attic has also started carrying home products including homemade pillows from Studio Selvage and soy candles from Brooklyn Candle Studio.

Take a peak below to see what's in store (ba dum cha!):

Handmade in NYC, Brooklyn Soy Candles ( $15 )
Vintage Mirror to add to your dresser or bathroom shelf ( $8 )
So on trend right now! Records are the new/old iPod ( $3 )
Vintage linens and handkerchiefs ( $2-$8 )

Take a trip through time with all of these great vintage finds. What was old is now new again.

TTFN,


Friday, April 12, 2013

Mad About Vintage Fashion


If you walk down the halls of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, you will no doubt see the quintessential style of the modern 1960's working woman. In a decade adorned with posh cuts and polka dots it doesn't take too much to recreate the looks from that great time period. So, grab your pearls and a fab pair of kitten heels and you can step right out of the television set into a mad vintage fashion obsession.

Be inspired by Betty, Joan and Peggy with these classic looks from Blackbird Attic:


Vintage White Blue Flower Dress, M, $14.99

Vintage Minx Modes, Small/Medium, $13.99

Vintage Blue Plaid Dress, M, $29.99

Teena Vintage Navy Peter-pan Collar Dress, S, $29.99

Pink/White Flower Dress, S, $34.99 Gray/Light Pink Flower Dress, S, $34.99

Sunday, November 13, 2011

TRENDWATCH: Boho-Chic

Boho-chic is a style of fashion inspired by bohemian and hippie influences. It has been seen since the early 90's and has repeatedly re-surfaced in varying guises. Check out some of our boho-chic pieces here at Blackbird Attic:

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This adorable cropped top is the perfect introduction to a boho style! Pair it with anything high-waisted, add plenty of bangles, and slip on a great pair of clogs or wedges. Scroll down to see my favorite Blackbird Attic pair! (Street Flower brown velvet top; $12, L)

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This over-sized jacket from Alafoss is neck to calves boho/nordic-chic I suggest wearing it open for an effortlessly chic look. The piece was made in Iceland from 100% pure virgin wool.
(ALAFOSS Icewool Vintage 70's coat; $45, M)

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When it comes to boho, accessories are not to be overlooked. Consider adding pieces that reflect the same trend. I chose this fringe satchel to achieve a cohesive look. The bag is a soft, high quality, rich chocolate brown. Wear it cross-body or off your shoulder.
(60's Suede Fringe Bag; $18)

Here are some more options to take boho-chic to the next level.
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The first piece is handcrafted by Toony Jewelrey. Long necklaces work best with boho looks and I really like the handmade look of this one (Beaded tassle necklace; $22) Next is another beaded necklace, also handmade with alternating stone and wooden beads. The boho in this one is so easily detectable. Consider matching  pieces that are less over-the-top bohemian looking with those that epitomize the trend. This keeps the outfit interesting and it lets you flaunt your creativity (Beaded necklace, on sale $5). Lastly the black braided fringe belt would work well with a maxi skirt, or a long dress ($10).

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Lastly, these heels will pull any boho-chic look together! (Mossimo Brown Woven Heels; $13, size 7.5)

If you're interested in purchasing any of these items, e-mail Blackbird Attic. Check back soon for a new trend idea to try!

-Intern Taylor
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