Fashions from the street, back get their own stylish spotlight at Heritage Square – NBC Los Angeles

If you opened your closet at the beginning of spring and thought, in your little heart, that you were looking at last season’s most out-of-trend toys, fear not: there is a stylish collection that the seasons come with for several decades. before The last season is in full swing.

In fact, clothing is the way to go if you’re thinking of going way, way, WAY back to In/Out: Fashion Through the Ages at the Heritage Square Museum on Saturday, April 22.

The stylish springtime issue is devoted to Victoria’s Secret, the incredibly shiny dresses, sweater-sized hats and perfectly cut dresses that were current trends a dozen or even decades ago.

Set against the backdrop of the historic park’s beautiful Victorian homes and buildings, the fashion festival will feature elegant sartorial flair as attendees dress up for the special day of the holiday.

It’s a breezy day that includes plenty of unusual elements, including the chance to admire Edwardian-era costumes framed in vintage manors.

A Q&A will add to attendees’ fashion sense, and an underwear event will shed light on how people dressed at the turn of the last century.

The refreshments — they’re “buffet-style” — add to the friendly aura of the happening.

And if you’re the kind of maven who doesn’t follow current trends, but instead follows a long-reigning fashion maven, you’ll want to get out your biggest hat, your best gloves, your favorite fringe, your nicest parasol. With all the frilly bits, it’s quite a stretch for those who bought fashion show tickets for the event.

Oh you say you need a ticket? Swan at this site to pick up yours now.

Worth noting: Event organizers say this hit has sold out “quickly” in years past, and there’s no time machine to buy tickets after they’ve gone.

Also good: Money from the fashion-y foray helps keep Heritage Square’s beloved buildings, structures in need of a lot of TLC, up and running.