Darling navy blue & white sleeveless dress with faux button front detailing. Dress is lined along the shoulders. Plastic zippered back closure with hook & eye. No pockets. Take a look at our other beautiful pieces.
Multi color tartan plaid. Banded collar. Puff sleeves. Ruffled cuffs and hem. Great condition! Length: 18".
Feels like a poly cotton blend. Groovy disco vibes! total length -- 51.5". leg flare -- 23.5". inseam -- 26.5". thigh -- 21". waist to nape -- 14.5". rise to nape -- 26.5".
Top features lace trim. Made of a rayon and polyester blend. Shown displayed on a standard size 2 mannequin for reference. Is in good, pre-owned condition. leg cuff -- 16". shoulder to underarm -- 6.5".
Chic and comfortable, this striped dress is perfect for casual outings. Featuring vibrant pink and red hues, it offers a stylish look for any occasion. this is the vintage dress of dreams! 100% cotton craftsmanship like this does not exist anymore. Some of the hem is coming down a bit as it shown in the pictures it does not have a size tag on it, but based on measurements, I would imagine it is a small/medium. 16” pit to pit, length is approx 43” Please feel free to ask for any other measurements you may need!
This vintage 1970s prom dress features a high waist design with pink flocked roses on a white background, accented with a green velvet belt. The dress has a prairie style and a length of 52 inches from shoulder to hem, making it ideal for a special evening event. With a chest size of 32 inches and waist size of 28 inches, this original piece exudes a retro charm that is perfect for those who appreciate vintage fashion. Sleeve 24".
Style 2340 Cut 2502. Made in USA. 38% rayon 32" polyester 30% nylon. Fully lined.
Vtg 80s Sz 6 XS~S Midnight Glo Strapless Dress Black Lace Ruffled Organza USA Prom Cocktail Party. Label: Midnight Glo.Made in the USA. Long back nylon zipper, fitted with two layers of wired organza that drapes up the left side.
Chemise Slip Dress style Gown. Small size.
I can not of course be sure without the feel of fabric, but I also think there is probably a bit of linen in the fabric. The sleeves are not truly fashionable for the 1890's. This makes sense as fashion books ( the Godeys and Petersons mostly ) did not reach areas past Chicago swiftly.
