This pretty dress is in an unusual shade of blue, kind of between a Wedgewood and French blue. A combo that I always love and don’t come across often enough – blue and brown. It was custom – made, with hand-done crewel embroidery on the front.
The easy sheath style is always perfect, and the short sleeves make it less obviously Summery or better for a cooler location. I love their fluttery cut and the brown lining peeking out. The main material is a sort of hop-sacking weave, which was very popular in the late ’60’s. Just the right weight for going into Fall.
Back metal zipper and fully lined in a lightweight cotton blend material. Flattering but simple. Madge fills it out beautifully, no?
Looks just right for a teacher, or, or, or . . . . . . . . .
I wonder who . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … . . .
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Okay, seeing the clothes you find is like going into a specialty boutique store! I smile and enjoy the idea of wear this was worn and by whom…it’s fun. Thank you for doing all the hard work!
Oh,thank YOU, but it’s nothing but fun. There were some disappointments and frustrations when I started out, of course, but now it’s pure joy. So glad to hear that you enjoy it with me!
A PRETTY TRUE VINTAGE SHORT-SLEEVED SHEATH DRESS FROM THE 1960’S – CUSTOM TAILORED – Magicvintagespy
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