Era Fashions

By Perry Jones, Piney Wood Model A Ford Club Hickory Stripe is known as the workwear worn during the Model A era and most recognizably worn by Rail Road Workers. It is not to be confused with ahickory switch, which some of us may be more familiar with (ouch!) The hickory stripe traces its roots […]

By Diann Eason To Display or Not to Display? That Is the Fashion Question! Have you thought about entering MAFCA Fashion Judging? You may be thinking you do not have experience or do not know enough about Model A era fashion. Let me share with you an experience which turned out to be fun and

By Brian Carlson The Iconic Snap-Brim Fedora Hat Advertised in 1928 as being “Blocked in one of the most approved styles.” this description reflects the legacy of a hat with a history spanning more than a century. During the Model A Era the fedora was the favorite of men ranging from the fashionable young collegiate

By Anne Neely-Beck Milledgeville, GA The Tradition of Gift Giving During the Christmas season of 1931, families came together to exchange thoughtful presents, fostering cherished memories that would last for years. The act of giving gifts was an important part of the holiday, reflecting the spirit of generosity and togetherness that defined Christmas celebrations during

By Anne Neely-Beck Milledgeville GA Imagine crisp autumn mornings, the school bell ringing through golden leaves, and girls stepping out in tailored plaid dresses with collars starched just so. For shoes, polished Mary Janes complemented argyle knee socks, while a felt cloche hat fashionable and practical—framed their keen eyes as they hurried down the brick

By Anne Neely-Beck, Milledgeville, Georgia The Model A Era was a period of significant transformation in various aspects of society, including fashion. As the world shifted towards modernization, sports and physical activities gained popularity, necessitating the evolution of sportswear. This era witnessed the birth of active sportswear designed for functionality and comfort, allowing athletes and