Matching Collection (#6)

Fashions taken during London Fashion Week 1964 Two piece suit with matching hats - two models sitting on a bench back to back posing for the camera

Royal Irish Fusiliers on guard duty during WW2 1940

Chimpanzee dancing with girl 1957 Animals Unusual Conda the chimp from Billy Smarts Circus dancing with a young girl called Yasmine

Arbroath Fishwives June 1954 Wearing traditional dress in Hope Street Glasgow

Chimpanzee with girl 1957 Animals Unusual Conda the chimp from Billy Smarts Circus on a trapeze bar with young girl called Yasmine

Children Animals Dogs Bulldogs Two sets of triplets. Clare, Allison and Jane Easterling sitting with their legs crosses in matching outfits hold 3 Bulldog pups, Intrepid, Sea Huntress and Sea Witch

Scene from the play The Critic. 5 February 1916

Army British 53 RSMs Regimental Sergeant Majors of the Royal Engineers standing to attention in a line

Womens auxiliary corps march past one of the army platoons

Paratroopers all kitted up during WW2. Circa 1942

Four heads with a single thought, girls wearing summer swimwear. October 1962 P007855

Clothing. Fashion. Ann Cave. Fetching bonnet-type headwear tied with a ribbon under the chin. November 1966 P006616

Two women lift up their maxi coats on an escalator in a Liverpool store. December 1969 Z12082-001

Two women lift up their maxi coats on an escalator in a Liverpool store. December 1969 Z12082

People Women: Three girls wearing mini dresses smile into the camera. November 1969 Z11152

People Women: Three girls wearing mini dresses smile into the camera. November 1969 Z11152-001

Sex Appeal models Fiona (left) and Yvonne say they ve never felt sexier in the baggy pants. And who would argue with them? September 1978 P006579

Ensemble, American, ca. 1895. Creator: Unknown
Ensemble, American, ca. 1895

Ensemble, American, ca. 1890. Creator: Unknown
Ensemble, American, ca. 1890

[Two Chinese Men in Matching Traditional Dress], 1870s. Creator
[Two Chinese Men in Matching Traditional Dress], 1870s

Blonde in Drivers Seat Date: 1950

Living Room Suite Date: 1950

Dish of String Beans Date: 1950

Self-Portrait with Wife and Two Daughters, 1854. Creator: John Adams Whipple
Self-Portrait with Wife and Two Daughters, 1854

Two Women Wearing Striped Dresses, One Standing, the Other Seated, 1850s-60s

Girl in daisy costume and matching hat, holdings posy of daisies. Artist: Florence Hardy Date: 1905

TEA SERVICE 1930S
Lovely cups and saucers with matching milk jug, sugar lumps in a glass bowl and biscuits on a plate, but sadly, no tea! Date: 1930s

TOMATO SOUP & TOAST TOMATO SOUP & TOAST
A tempting arrangement of tomato soup and toasted soldiers for three, with matching soup bowls, spoons and serviettes. Date: 1960s

PEARL OF PLAGE 1926
A young lady in a matching hat & one-piece bathing costume in a bold geometric print with plunging v-neck & tassel trim is watched by a host of admirers from a jetty. Date: 1926

Morning Dress circa 1810
White muslin dress with high stand collar & single ruff worn with a pale green spencer with collar & lapels, matching boots, a lace cap & a small hat. Her parasol is tiny. Date: circa 1810

TELEVISION 1950
A state-of-the=art home entertainment centre - matching units contain record player, television and radio. The screen may be small, but just admire the finish ! Date: 1950

HIKING FASHIONS 1926
Feminine rambling fashions of 3/4 length tweed or checked skirts worn with matching or contrasting jackets. Stockings or ankle socks are worn with various styles of shoe. Date: 1926

Three Girls Skating 1900
Three little girls, in matching red outfits, go skating. Date: 1900

WAR REPORTERS MOCKED 1880
The War Correspondent, imperturbable amidst shot and shell - if you believe his own account of his adventures ! Date: 1880

Dress - Pearls 1929
A vibrant floral print, sleeveless dress with matching shoes. The skirt of the dress is covered with a coordinating gold & black shawl. Pearls complete the look. Date: 1929

CROCHETED ACCESSORIES
A woman looks in her bag, crocheted from red rust wool; her matching hat and scarf are also crocheted and look smart against her fawn tweed coat Date: 1930s

Low-Back Dress 1930s
A woman sits on a bench out in the sunshine, wearing a white cloque dress with a low-cut back and a green velvet sash; she has a matching jacket and hat Date: 1930s

Womens raspberry suit 1930s
A raspberry suit with a matching hat. Date: 1930s

Patriotic English Girl
A patriotic English woman wearing matching hat and scarf with a Union Jack design Date: 1917

A country girl fetching water from a spring, in a matching pair of pots. Date: 1888

Victorian costume
Fashionable young lady and her small sister in long coats trimmed with ermine, and matching muffs and hats. Artist: Anon. Date: 1903

Harlow CM17 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Harlow CM17 0

The Children of Martin Anton Heckscher: Johann Gustav Wilhelm Moritz (1797-1865), Carl Martin Adolph (1796-1850), and Leopold (born 1792), 1805

Male Fashion - 1930s - matching suit and cape and long winter scarf. The short-crop haircut is very unusual. Date: circa 1930s

Woman in belted dress, c1950. Creator: Shirley Markham
Woman in belted dress, c1950. Fashion illustration. Shirley Markham (1931-1999) studied Graphic Design and Illustration at Central School of Art in London from 1950-1952

A Pair of Canadian Sisters (possibly twins?) Date: 1910s

Young girl out for stroll with Father & Grandfather, London
Young girl out for a stroll with her Father & Grandfather, London. Date: 1935

May Edney music hall comedienne and dancer moving on in the 1920s to revue and soubrette parts. Wearing full length white dress in wedding dress style with matching headdress

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Matching through the decades: From Harvey Nichols to The Proclaimers, fashion has always been about finding the perfect match. In this 1953 advertisement from Harvey Nichols, we see a stunning display outfits that exude elegance and sophistication. Fast forward to the 1930s, where playsuits became all the rage for women seeking comfort and style in their matching ensembles. In 1987, The Proclaimers took Scotland by storm with their catchy tunes and iconic matching glasses. Their unique sense of style perfectly matched their energetic performances on stage. Speaking of matches made in heaven, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret showcased their royal bond during George V's Silver Jubilee celebration, donning matching dresses fit for princesses. Music wasn't the only thing bringing people together; Jessie Wildon and her Bijou Orchestra entertained crowds at Margate Pier with their synchronized melodies while dressed impeccably in coordinating attire. Fashion magazines like The Tatler highlighted autumn trends in 1955, showcasing how even nature's colors could be matched flawlessly. But it wasn't just about fashion; it was also about unity and empowerment. Suffragettes marched proudly in 1912 wearing sashes that matched their determination for women's rights. Britannia and Eve magazine captured this spirit beautifully on its January 1936 cover featuring a patriotic Finnish girl adorned in reds and whites - a true symbol of national pride. Not all matches were without controversy though; Misfitz Dolls featured Golliwog dolls dressed alike but sparked debates around racial stereotypes. However, amidst these complexities emerged timeless beauty as seen in an elegant white dress worn by a woman in the 1930s or an exquisite Art Nouveau headdress that perfectly complemented any outfit. From advertisements to music groups to historical events - whether it be through clothing choices or shared values - there is something magical about finding your perfect match.