This one is just pure smiles, to me. It’s only an everyday dress, but so cute!
Love those pockets and all the little details. And also, so well-made. This is not a fine garment, but it’s a sturdy one!
I expect that this dress was worn during the war years. No shoulder pads, but it’s got a kind of no-nonsense way about it, as did a lot of the clothing during rationing. This is something that Rosie the Riveter might have worn at home.
Many looked similar later on and even into the ’50’s, but they tended to be a bit more feminine and “designed” after the war was over.
I’m no university-trained costumer, but I think I’m right. Undercover investigators learn on the job and I’ve trained in the field – hunting down the elusive cloak (no daggers, yet, but you just never know) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Morgana Martin, the Magicvintagespy
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