“Elegantly-tailored” and “Boho late 1960’s” are phrases that don’t usually go together when describing clothing from this era, unless perhaps you’re talking about some very high-end designer dress from Europe.  But, that is surprisingly what we have here!

The common 1960’s Victorian/Edwardian style is fully lined (excluding the sleeves), with a chiffon-type over-skirt and carefully-done detail at the neckline, upper arms and cuffs.  Not your typical high school Prom dress, unless Mom was an expert dressmaker.

I just love finding interesting true vintage fashion that is delightful and also gives me a surprise!  Been batting just about 1000 this time – stay tuned for the next one . . . . . . . . . .

MORGANA MARTIN, THE MAGICVINTAGESPY

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