Embrace enduring style and comfortable flair with this Anne Cole navy floral tankini. Crafted with quality in mind, this Anne Cole tankini combines fashion with functionality. The classic cut and appealing print ensure you'll feel confident and stylish.
1970’s vintage Sun Fashions of Hawaii tropical floral maxi dress Bright tropical print with purples pinks greens and blues. Wide and flattering shoulder straps. Adjustable tie in front with zipper. Full length maxi. Size 10, adjustable.
The back has a lace up adjustable cord. The embroidered scalloped collar passes through the loop in front and there are covered buttons to the hem.
NOS Vintage NWT Red Wrap Skirt With Pocket & Embroidered Tulips Size 17/18. Waist measurement when laid out flat and open: 42" Length: 27.5"
Lightweight, breathable, sexy, sheer, iridescent sheen. V-neck with floral lace patterning. Semi-fitted design for a flattering fit. Slimming design, union made by IGLWU in USA. Mannequin in photos is a standard USA size 9 with a 36-in bust line for reference.
Sexy, lightweight, breathable, sheer nylon slip, lace v patterning across top pleated bust line. Triple layer of lace along hemline. Mannequin in photograph is a standard USA size 9 with a 36-in bust line for reference.
Pre-owned vintage. 1970’s. Cattani of California. Women’s sleepwear/wrap robe. Sheer red. Nylon. Size small. Balloon sleeves. The pucker band around the waist is elastic. I’ve included measurements in the photos. I machine washed on cold and gentle cycle. Hung to dry. I steamed it a little to remove some wrinkles. Thank you for viewing my item.
Vintage 1970s Patchwork Apron Smock Wrap maxi dress with pockets and ties S/M ~with red, green, and black polka dot and geometric print panels. The waist tie slides into the gold grommet and ties in the front and can be adjusted to fit various sizes. 100% cotton / made in Japan Has working pockets! Length 53” Bust fits various sizes due to the open nature of the sides Waist 25-32” Torso length 15.5”
Gorgeous! Excellent vintage condition.
