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THE GAY NETI – 1890S VTAGE LOOKBOOK
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The Gay Neti is a micro-era wh the larger Victorian time perd. Gay as joyful and Neti as 1890s. A supposedly lm and reee perd right before the turn of the century, the Gay Neti evok a sense of gaiety and dtrial velopment.
This post will briefly go over the history of the “Gay Neti” as a nostalgic time perd, focg on visual elements, typefac, and lors. The sequel to this post will clu rourc for where to fd Gay Neti graphics and ephemera to e junk journals and digal llag!
History of the Gay NetiA fantasy eraThe creatn of the Gay NetiGay Neti the 20th CenturyGay Neti the 21st CenturyWhat is Gay Neti style?
WHY DO THEY LL THE GAY 90’S?
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History of the Gay Neti.
The creatn of the Gay Neti as a time of nce and extravagance was almost entirely bee of nostalgic remiscg om people the 1920s (and throughout the 20th century). A major fancial crisis 1893 followed by years of enomic downturn and disease, horrific acts of vlence agast Black Amerins, imperialism, and natnalism pats a very different picture om the rosy Gay Neti.
The creatn of the Gay Neti. Culter, an illtrator for Life magaze, ed the phrase “The Gay Neti” for his seri of illtratns startg the mid-1920s.
THE GAY '90S
A llectn of Culter’s Gay Neti drawgs, tled The Gay Neti, An Album of Remiscent Drawgs, is currently out of prt.
Due to the populary of Culter’s drawgs, the Gay Neti nostalgia explod to the llective nscns where would ntue to well up over the next few s. Gay Neti the 20th Century. The public’s love for the Gay Neti style ntued throughout the 1930s and 1940s, particularly seen popular media of the time.
The Gay Neti Revue, a 1930s mil variety rad show, featured mic, edy, and sks typil of the 1890s. The rad show was so popular that spawned two spoffs, Gaslight Gayeti and The Beatrice Kay Show, both of which ran through the mid-1940s. A New York Cy speakeasy, Bill’s Gay Neti, opened the late 1920s and only recently closed this century.