The tweter was a fashion gimmick introduced in 1963. It continued to be sold for about a year before the public lost interest.
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| Life - Oct 25, 1963 |
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| Lexington Herald - Nov 1, 1963 |
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Can these shirt models come back and become hot in 2023? But anyway, I still find these designs interesting.
ReplyDeleteOne Sweater for Two is a short animated film produced in 1963 by the National Film Board of Canada NFB. The film was directed by Roman Kroitor and Wolf Koenig, who were notable filmmakers associated with the NFB.
ReplyDeleteOne Sweater for Two is just one of the many innovative and artistic works produced by the National Film Board of Canada, which has a rich history of promoting and supporting Canadian filmmaking talent and creativity.
ReplyDeleteOne Sweater for Two is one of many creative and groundbreaking projects from the National Film Board of Canada, an organization with a long-standing tradition of fostering and showcasing Canadian filmmaking talent and innovation.
ReplyDeleteThat’s really funny! I actually remember my parents telling me about quirky fashion trends from the past, like this “tweter.” It sounds hilarious but also kind of sweet—sharing a sweater with someone else must have been a funny experience. I doubt I’d want to wear one now, but it’s cool to see how creative (and goofy) people can get with fashion.
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