I'm Sari.

And I'm Haley.

And this is Seamwork Radio.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio, where we share practical ideas for building a creative process so you can sew with intention and joy.

Today we're talking about how to wear vintage fashion without feeling like

you're in a costume. So we're going to cover what we love about vintage fashion, what the challenges

of wearing vintage are, and then seven tips to help you incorporate vintage into a modern

wardrobe. All right, our icebreaker for today, Haley, is, what's your favorite decade for vintage fashion?

Don't make me choose.

I know, it's a hard one.

This is hard because there's different things I admire about different decades.

For instance, I really love the 30s and I'm inspired by the 30s just just like as a designer and in general.

But I feel like the decade I draw on the most for my personal style is maybe the 70s.

And more recently, like a little bit of the 80s, I feel like I've had like a little more fun

with.

But it also changes over time just as the trends change in our eyes are trained

towards different things. But I think I've always been really fascinated by the 30s and the 70s.

Those are two of my favorites also. I love the 1930s. I think that's probably my favorite era for

fashion. It's the 1930s.

I just love that it has some of the decadence and kind of the art deco quality of the 1920s,

but it was a little bit more streamlined and a little bit more to my eye modern.

I just love the 1930s, really beautiful details, beautiful shapes. I love it. And I like how the 1930s

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