More Art Deco gorgeousness under the jump, including some NSFW images, so be prepared!
Showing posts with label fon fon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fon fon. Show all posts
Saturday, August 17, 2013
The Art of J. Carlos
While researching Fon Fon, I found out some of the illustrations in the magazine (not the ones I posted) were drawn by J. Carlos, a famous Brazilian illustrator known for his gorgeous depictions of the Rio Carnival. He was a pretty multitalented guy and many Brazilians consider his work the pinnacle of Art Deco Brazilian style.
Labels:
1920s,
1930s,
art deco,
brazilian art,
brazilian fashion magazines,
fon fon,
j. carlos
Friday, August 16, 2013
Fon Fon, 1952
I've never been into weddings, but I could have sworn my future wedding dress came to me in a dream last night. But when I woke up, I remembered it was just an illustration from Fon Fon.
I couldn't find a lot of information on Fon Fon, but it was first published in 1907 in Rio de Janeiro and was published for over 50 years until it ceased publication in 1958. I know almost nothing about South American history in the 20th century, but there are a few gorgeous vintage Brazilian and Argentinian fashion magazines I've found that I plan on sharing later. There are some digitized issues here if you want to see more.
| It looked a little like the one on the left. |
This looks like the "wedding issue" or something...check out more gorgeous illustrations under the jump!
Labels:
1950s,
1952,
brazilian fashion magazines,
fashion,
fon fon,
vintage magazines
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