Innocent. Happy hunting What a doll! ... page 4 ... page 11 ... page 13 FREE! At all the BEST www.TheOldTimes.com Antiques P.O. Box 411 Shops and Sauk Centre, MN Shows! 56378 Section One Vol. 27 No. 1 • “Vintage, Collectible, & Antique Wonders” • January...
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Innocent. Happy hunting What a doll! ... page 4 ... page 11 ... page 13 FREE! At all the BEST www.TheOldTimes.com Antiques P.O. Box 411 Shops and Sauk Centre, MN Shows! 56378 Section One Vol. 27 No. 1 • “Vintage, Collectible, & Antique Wonders” • January 2017 Autumn Frazier From Grandma’s closet to Vintage Threads Autumn Frazier’s grandmother, Carrie Wallace (seen here left of man), was one of the biggest fashion influences on Autumn’s life. Early to mid-2 th century, men and women made a point of dressing up when going out in public. (Photo courtesy of Autumn Frazier) by Britt Aamodt MINNEAPOLIS – Autumn Frazier was born in Minneapolis at the tail end of the baby boom. She was too young for Woodstock and the trippy counter- culture. Anyway, that was never her thing, fashion-wise. For her, the look was late ’50s to early ’60s. She learned the style from the best- dressed women in her life, her mom and especially her grandma. When Frazier decided to ditch the corporate world after the u
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