Short Sleeved Collection
Step into the time machine and explore the fashion of short-sleeved garments from the 1930s and 1940s
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Step into the time machine and explore the fashion of short-sleeved garments from the 1930s and 1940s. In 1936, a model flaunts a stylish short-sleeved knitted spring jumper, perfect for embracing the changing seasons. The following year, in 1937, Verna Tallman creates an adorable girls dress with delicate short sleeves that exude innocence and charm. Eleanor Gausser's child's dress from 1938 showcases how even young ones embraced this trend with grace. Catherine Fowler takes center stage as she crafts multiple stunning pieces during this era. Her creations include a timeless dress in 1938 that features elegant short sleeves fit for any occasion, while her wedding dress of the same year adds a touch of romance to every bride's special day. Sylvia DeZon proves that evening wear can also embrace shorter sleeves with her exquisite evening dress from between 1935-1942. This garment effortlessly combines sophistication and comfort for those glamorous nights out. Not forgetting about little gentlemen, Jean Peszel designs a dapper boys suit in 1936 complete with smartly tailored shorts sleeves – proving that style knows no age limit. Josephine C. Romano brings versatility to our collection by showcasing both a bolero jacket and bolero top from different years within this period. These chic additions are perfect for adding flair to any outfit or providing some extra warmth on cooler days. Roberta Spicer demonstrates her creativity by combining both a child's dress and collar in one ensemble from around 1936 – truly capturing the essence of youthful elegance. Lastly, Erwin Schwabe presents us with an enchanting dress spanning between 1935-1942 which perfectly embodies femininity through its delicate silhouette adorned with charming short sleeves. These vintage treasures remind us that short-sleeved garments have always been fashionable choices throughout history.