Nok Magazinja 2. 1984. Hungary.
TVTA is pleased to welcome for the first time here vintage images from Hungary and Romania. These two countries join our ever-growing rosta of international advertising, posters and print images as seen in decades gone by.
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- Nok Magazinja. Logo. 1984.
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- Dolgozo No. Logo. 1979.
Images come from the socialist-era print publications Nok Magazinja (Budapest, Hungary, translation: Women Magazine) featuring articles and photos of fashion, the arts and women’s interests; and Dolgozo No (Bucharest, Romania, translation: Working Woman) featuring articles and photos of working women and politics.
Both publications are represented here by dates from the late 1970s to the late 1980s.
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- Nok Magazinja 9. 1985. Hungary.
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- Nok Magazinja 3. 1982. Hungary.
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- Nok Magazinja 5. 1980. Hungary.
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- Nok Magazinja 5. 1986. Hungary.
“New Winds are Blowing in Fashion.” Nok Magazinja 5. 1986.
“We Wear it at Home.” Dolgozo No. Feb 1979. Romania.
Dolgozo No. Feb 1979. Romania. Cover.
Pattern. Dolgozo No. Feb 1979. Romania.
Dolgozo No. Feb 1979. Romania. Translation: “Woman’s Position in the Socialist Race”.
Dolgozo No. Feb 1979. Romania.
Dolgozo No. Feb 1979. Romania.
Veronica sewing machine. Dolgozo No. Feb 1979. Romania.
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- Nok Magazinja 1. 1989.
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- Nok Magazinja 2. 1984.
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- Nok Magazinja 3. 1982.
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- Nok Magazinja 5. 1980.
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- Nok Magazinja 5. 1986.
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- Nok Magazinja 2. 1984.
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- Nok Magazinja 9. 1985.
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- Nok Magazinja 9. 1985.
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- Nok Magazinja 2. 1984.
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- Nok Magazinja 5. 1986.
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- Nok Magazinja 3. 1982.
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- Nok Magazinja 1. 1989.
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- Nok Magazinja 2. 1984.
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- Nok Magazinja 3. 1982.
Centrum Aruhazak shopping chain. Nok Magazinja 9. 1985.
Centrum Aruhazak shopping chain. Nok Magazinja 2. 1984.
Advert for Nok Magazinja. 1985. Hungary.
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Well written and wonderful article full of information. Thanks for sharing such a great article with us 🙂
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What a beautiful collection! This is basically what my childhood looked like. Then again, maybe it was just the time …
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Thanks, BK. the same here – those late 70s and 80s styles were everywhere when I was a kid.
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I’ve got some fab sewing patterns and some old fabric … I’m tempted; it’s lockdown time after all 😉
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Mmm, interesting. If you can, you should 😉
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Then again … there’s shoulder pads 😉 Maybe some things are better from the second hand store?
We do have to keep busy these days though
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Yikes! Yes, shoulder pads. Images of TV’s Dallas and Dynasty come to mind.
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I find this especially fascinating.
You know,I have a book that was published in the 70’s. It is a collection of sexy clothes from Fredrick’s Of Hollywood.
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Cheers, Resa. The Fredrick’s book sounds cool. I love the fashions of the 60s and 70s! Also early 80s, the New Romantics, New Wave Post Punk Goth look.
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Fredrick’s did sexy stuff, and the book covers 1947 – 1974. It’s very fascinating.
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I checked online. Just fab. Sexy like you say. Lingerie, party wear, beach wear, evening costumes – the lot. Plus, wonderful illustrations!
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