In the 1930's fur was very popular in fashion- so were sequins and a long line - and the influence of movie stars on fashion began to grow. Perhaps the glamor was a needed relief from the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl. Or perhaps the popularity of that new medium "the talkies" and the ability to make more complex movies, such as musicals, made dressing up more glamorous and fun. The beautiful gowns of the 1930's are still a fashion influence today on the Red Carpet, but some…

Immerse yourself in the glamour of the 1920s with this striking image of a woman in a fringed flapper dress, poised before an elaborate vintage mirror. Long gloves and stylish T-strap heels complete her look, while a feathered headband enhances her bobbed hairstyle. The art deco-themed room, featuring sumptuous velvet furniture and a cocktail cart filled with classic drinks, serves as a stunning backdrop, embodying the spirit of a lavish Gatsby-style celebration.

Carole Lombard

From the sizzling 1920's to contemporary inspirations, old Hollywood glam continues to be an iconic style in modern day wedding fashion.

This fabulous evening dress is from the 1927 Fall/Winter collection of Callot Soeurs. Made of silk net with metallic-thread embroidery, metal beads, plastic pailettes and sequins. The slip is of silk…