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OUR GLAMOUR

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When it came to looking extra special, the women of the 40s and 50s knew just how to turn on the glamour! And that’s why so many of us love going vintage for special occasions, such as Christmas.

So when Wendy, Jacki and Moira contacted us with a plea for a new look for this Christmas, we turned to our vintage experts, who promptly transforme­d our three modern girls into glamorous, sophistica­ted sirens.

“A vintage makeover gives every woman a new confidence,” said Kirstie

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Cornwall of Lady Jane Vintage, a hair and beauty salon which specialise­s in 1940s, 1950s and 1960s chic. “Nowadays, having your hair styled and make-up applied is a special treat but every woman should have a vintage makeover at least once – it’s the ideal Christmas present!”

Kirstie and the Lady Jane Vintage team provide a unique styling experience which starts with waistcinch­ing shapewear for an hourglass figure. Finish your outfit with sexy seamed tights.

“The vintage look will never go out of date,” continued Kirstie. “It’s not just the latest trend, this is timeless beauty.

“Vintage is just so classic and undeniably stylish – especially 1950s vintage looks. Almost all women of the 1950s wore red lipstick and never left the house without styling their hair – and that’s how I think women should be.”

Her own outfits, hair and make-up are heavily influenced by the 50s.

“Was there ever a more enchanting period of time?” exclaimed Kirstie, who also stocks vintage fashions and bridal wear in her salon and the Lady Jane Vintage website. “The 1950s were fun and flirty yet so sophistica­ted. I’m only sad I wasn’t there to experience it!

“However, I’m very happy to say that the classic 50s look, which is defined by two silhouette­s – the wide circle skirt and the slimline pencil skirt – is becoming more and more popular. Personally, I like them both – although I love all things vintage so perhaps I’m not the best person to comment!”

 ??  ?? Stepping up the style in polka dots
and lace
Stepping up the style in polka dots and lace
 ??  ?? Kirstie works
on Moira’s transforma­tion
Kirstie works on Moira’s transforma­tion

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