Fashion Faux Pas!

Fashion Faux Pas!

Color Version:

I experimented with colorizing the black & white original of this photo, but I wasn’t completely happy with it. The original B&W version (with an added tint) gave the image more of an old-time, vintage look–that seemed to work better with the innocent nature of the woman’s question.

(Plus I thought a photo with flesh-colored side boobage might be a little too daring for my GoComics.com/lastkiss site.)

So I went with the b&w version.. But here’s the colorized image just to show how it would’ve looked.

My attempt to do a “quick” colorization–that turned out to be not so quick–of a candid photo of silent film actress Bessie Love, mid-1920s.

↓ Transcript
SCENE: Tinted, black & white 1920s photo of a young woman in overalls.

CAPTION: Delia thought she knew all about the latest trends in high fashion, but...

DELIA: Underwear? What's that?

Silent film actress Bessie Love in the mid-1920s
Fancy Pants Writer: John Lustig
silent film actress Bessie Love.Mid 120s_B&W

Pearls of Wisdom

Pearls of Wisdom

 

 

Transcript:

Scene: Photo of a young woman wearing a massive number of pearls.

WOMAN: I used to eat oysters for the pearls! But I hated the taste! But then I discovered men! They taste better…and give more pearls!

Image: Vilma Banky in the 1925 film The Eagle.
New Dialogue: John Lustig
Annex – Banky, Vilma (Eagle, The)

 

↓ Transcript
Scene: Photo of a young woman wearing a massive number of pearls.

WOMAN: I used to eat oysters for the pearls! But I hated the taste! But then I discovered men! They taste better...and give more pearls!

Image: Vilma Banky in the 1925 film The Eagle.
New Dialogue: John Lustig
Annex - Banky, Vilma (Eagle, The)