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Personally curated Ladies vintage clothing!

08/03/2026

It's already back to school time! What was your vibe back in the day? I was plaid skirts and blouses! I am still a sucker for plaid!
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07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July!! Cedar Closet is celebrating 250 years with some cute red, white & blue fashions!🧨❤️🎉🇺🇸🇺🇸

06/08/2026

Effect of World War II on women’s fashions
There is no doubt that World War II changed the entire world in almost every way. It certainly changed women’s fashion dramatically.
During the war, fabric, nylon, silk, and other materials were rationed or redirected to the war effort (e.g., parachutes, uniforms). Governments in Britain and the US imposed strict rules.
War Production Board Order L-85 (1942) limited fabric amounts. No excessive pleats, ruffles, or full skirts. Skirts were shorter and slimmer; shoulder pads gave a structured, masculine silhouette inspired by military uniforms.
Women entered factories so practical clothes dominated. Knee-length shirtwaist dresses, wide-leg trousers, wedge shoes, tailored suits with square shoulders, and simple hairstyles that pinned up for safety. Fashion emphasized function over frills. This created pent-up demand for glamour and femininity once the war ended.

06/07/2026

We are restocked & ready for another wonderful week at Meg's Vintage Collective!! Don't forget Cedar Closet #31 is 50% OFF!!!
Open 7 days a week!!😍😍🦋🐙🐝🌷🥀🌞

04/19/2026

We are restocked & ready at Meg's Vintage Collective!! LOTS of new vintage items all at 50% OFF!! Open 7 days a week....

04/15/2026

The Evolution of Prom Dresses: From the 1950s to Today
Prom night has long been a milestone of high school life. The tradition dates to the early 1900s though it exploded in popularity after World War II. From the full-skirted elegance of the postwar era to today's mix of corsets, prints, and sparkle, prom fashions mirror youth and rebellion.
The 1950s were heavily influenced by Christian Dior style. Featuring cinched waists, full ball-gown tea-length skirts made from luxurious yet accessible fabrics like chiffon, tulle, lace, and ruffles.
As the 1960s strutted in with mod culture, prom dresses slimmed down. Skirts shortened to knee-length or mini, with raised empire waists. Sheath dresses replaced voluminous skirts. Featuring bolder colors and geometric patterns over pastels. There was an influence of Twiggy's waifish aesthetic
The 1980s cranked everything to 11. Prom dresses became theatrical with massive, puffed shoulders, big bows, ruffles galore. Metallic fabrics gleamed under disco balls, in jewel tones, neon, and hot pinks.
The 1990s dialed back the volume for sleek sophistication. Fitted silhouettes, slip dresses, and minimalist lines dominated. Sequins and subtle sparkle remained influenced by grunge's simplicity and supermodel runway glamour.
Y2K brought bling back with a vengeance. Empire waists, corset bodices, and crystal-embellished details created hourglass drama, often in short minis or floor-length with trains. Bold colors and iridescent fabrics added fun. Silhouettes hugged curves, prioritizing s*x appeal and sparkle.
Today's prom dresses blend nostalgia with innovation. Corsets and mermaid hems make dramatic entrances. Prints and florals surge alongside bold colors. Ruffles, oversized bows, all-over sparkle, glitter tulle, and luxurious satins reign, paired with high slits, open backs, cutouts, and feather accents. Plus size options are very much included. Pretty much—anything goes!

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