This lovely lady with romantic style is a designer here at Free People. Beautiful wrap dresses and flowing chiffon paired with her head of fiery red curls give off an almost Victorian feeling. She puts an updated twist on the classically beautiful elements with leather leggings, boho wedges, and playful nail art. A master of prints, you’ll often catch this designer in a statement pattern that is to die.
Some Halloween fun :)
Hey Australia and New Zealand! It’s your last chance to get free shipping and 10% off on all orders over $100!! Promo lasts through November 1st.
BUT, don’t worry if you missed it because starting November 2nd we are offering discounted shipping to Australia - at a flat rate of 7.95. Enjoy!
XOXO,
FP
It’s come to that season where gift giving is on everyone’s mind and we always need a helping hand in knowing what special items are out there. We went around our home office and asked our seniors what items they are all about this Fall.
Here they tell us what item they love from out Fall collection
Russian Print Mini Sweater Skirt
I love this new catalog! I love all of the different styles, but they all can be mixed! I’m a big fan of the courdroy flares…I tried them on twice and they are so comfortable and different. –You can also wear them will sooo many things!
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Last week you saw a sneak peek of our holiday catalog, which explores the influential decades of the 1920s, 50s, 70s and modern day. The catalog is now online and each week we’ll be exploring one of these decades here on the blog!
Chapter One: The 1920s
Paris in the twenties – a magical place and magical time. When the “Lost Generation” found itself and found its voice in Left Bank cafes and cabarets. Gertrude Stein and Ernest Hemingway. James Joyce and Pablo Picasso. Josephine Baker and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Freedom, jazz, and love and joy.
Clockwise from top left:
Ernest Hemingway, pictured in his army uniform, who popularized the phrase “une generation perdu,” or Lost Generation, in his novel The Sun Also Rises. The term referred to the generation that came of age during the first World War, and included other writers and artists like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Gertrude Stein.
The automobile became a widespread means of transportation in the 1920s, when Ford introduced the affordable Model T. Pictured is a Crossley, a popular car in 1920s Europe.
A shot from our holiday book that captures the 1920s Parisian cafe scene.
An example of 1920s fashion; the 1920s were a time when women were liberated from constraints – they wore flapper dresses, pants, and skirts that bared their calves, menswear style shoes and cloche hats that covered their short bobs.
One of the most iconic novels to come out of the 1920s was F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Set in 1920s New York, his words paint a picture of glamour and sadness, and of the lost generation that was struggling to find itself.
One of the most influential fashion figures of the 1920s, and still today, was Coco Chanel. She was an innovator in setting trends of the 1920s like menswear-inspired fashion, and launched the famous Chanel No. 5 perfume in 1921.
Stay tuned for more on the fashion of the 1920s and behind the scenes from our shoot in Paris!
View the complete November catalog here!
Hace pocas semanas he descubierto este blog y desde entonces no me lo pierdo,,, buen trabajo por el catalago de las decadas, espero no perderme ninguna….
love love love the catalogue. the pics, the clothes, the photography and landscape used. with all the ethnic blending of the brand would be really cool to see some more ethnic diversity in the models..indian, asian, african. keeping my eye on FP and hoping this brand grows:-)
I am just starting The Great Gatsby today for the first time for my english class
every monday i look forward to revealing the monday quote. somehow it always ties into my day or even week. not only are the quotes beautiful and piercing in their own ways, but the photos paired with them are breathtaking as well!
Xo
I always love the monday quote. happy halloween!
for more quotes and creativity check our my blog: http://colehaber.com/
xo
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you stress color but wear almost always black.. interesting!!
Absolute ~DREAM~ loved this! And, HER!
Wonderful job at picking creative and exhilarating auras such as the lovely ladies you have workin for ya!
P.S.- Couldn’t help but LOVE the answer for Brown or Black?! COLOR!
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Always look forward to your posts!
Happy November 1st!
where are those boho wedges from!? and the other strappy/native american patterned wedges? TO DIE FOR! :) beautiful red hair too !