Dress length from center down 33 inches. As pictured, could use a dry cleaning
There’s nothing better than sharing niblets and cocktails or mocktails with a roomful of good friends and amicable strangers. Plus, if the party is dead, you’re going to have to work harder to find reasons to wear this charming dress.
Rendered in a gorgeous cornflower blue, this piece features a delicate floral lace overlay that creates a beautiful sheer illusion yoke neckline and matching short puff sleeves with scalloped trim. The silhouette beautifully mimics 1950s mid-century elegance, boasting a structured sweetheart underlay bodice, a defined waist, and a softly gathered midi-to-maxi length skirt.
This is an amazing arts and crafts period day skirt. I have seen illustrations of this style skirt used for sports like tennis and crocket. It is made of a heavy ribbed cotton. The waist is 30 inches and the hips will fit up to 46 inches. From the waist band to the hem is 35.5 inches. It has great details. Look at the buttons and the pocket construction. I believe if you wore this today people would think it was a designer skirt. It was high fashion in its day. There are scattered light spots and some wear but for its age it is in good condition. Sturdy enough to wear.
This bombshell of a dress is a stylish piece from the 1960s, featuring a Mod Hawaiian Tiki design in a floral pattern. Made from double knit poly material, this original dress has a Mod/GoGo look and flaunts a keyhole bodice with accent buttons and high front slit.
