On Sept. 8, 2021, “Headlines and Heroes” published a blog post highlighting women’s fashion in the 20th century as shown in newspapers. Although we are proud to enhance discoverability of the Library’s Chronicling America newspaper collections, the blog post used content from the Fashion History Timeline from the Fashion Institute of Technology in an inappropriate manner. After considering concerns raised with the post, the Library made the decision to remove the blog post. “Headlines and Heroes” apologizes both to the Fashion Institute of Technology — whose important work we did not appropriately recognize —and to its readers.
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we are in search of this kind of blogs only thank you for publishing such blogs it is very useful for us.
What a walk down memories Lane I love the style the different materials that the all of the designers use back in the 40/50 they are so unique I would wear them all in today’s world very proudly all I can say at this time is thank you so very much for sharing the photos with us.
Sincerely
Lynette Humdy
I HAVE A FRAMED SKETCH OF 3 DRESSES THAT ARE SIGNED BUT I CANT READ OR DECIPHER THE NAME.BUT IT DOES SAY “GUTMANS FRIDAY EVE SUN”.ITS IN IMMACULATE CONDITION.PLEASE IF SOMEONE WOULD CONTACT ME .
Brenda, those sound wonderful! If you have any questions, please contact us through our Ask-A-Librarian form.