Can’t help but notice the flower seller has warm leg coverings; maybe for early morning flower picking and being in the outdoor market all day. But, oh the shoes and hat on the customer – to say nothing of the car!
i was thinking it was probably a cool morning, and the buyer was a little fashionably underdressed — but then the chauffeur had the top down on the car. I imagine the seller was a country woman who didn’t bare her legs for anyone.
Hötorget (Haymarket) Square in Stockholm, Sweden, 1930, via Tekniska Museet Commons on flickr (all photos here).
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Can’t help but notice the flower seller has warm leg coverings; maybe for early morning flower picking and being in the outdoor market all day. But, oh the shoes and hat on the customer – to say nothing of the car!
i was thinking it was probably a cool morning, and the buyer was a little fashionably underdressed — but then the chauffeur had the top down on the car. I imagine the seller was a country woman who didn’t bare her legs for anyone.