Basic canvas tennis shoes haven’t changed in major ways for decades and the Keds brand is still being made, but the older ones have an edge over what’s been sold more recently. The sole…
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WE’LL START OUT SLOWLY . . . . . . . . . . . .
WE’LL START OUT SLOWLY . . . . . . . . . . . .

with a couple of mid-century midi-length slips that I just found. Yes, I have tons, but always pick up good examples when I discover them.
By Miss Elaine and ? they’re not the oldest of old, but still good examples of mid-century quality and that wonderful-feeling nylon that was definitely a product of it’s time.
We get more interesting and surprising. Stay tuned . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MORGANA MARTIN, THE MAGICVINTAGESPY
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MORE VINTAGE STUFF!

Unearthed a pile of neat things yesterday, so they will appear. Eyes open . .. . . . . . . . . . .
MORGANA MARTIN, THE MAGICVINTAGESPY
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TRUE VINTAGE 1950’S BLACK & WHITE MIDI FROCK
A breezy cotton frock in a nice print – I like the focus on the upper bodice and at the hem. It’s a figure-enhancing style that creates an hourglass shape. I really must have Stella sh…
TRUE VINTAGE 1940’S/1950’S SHERBET-COLORED PEEP-TOE PLATFORM SANDALS
ANOTHER FUN FIND – SUEDE AND FUR SPORTY SIXTIES MIDI COAT

Once again, a beautifully-cared-for coat from the mad mod era of the Sixties. This one more closely approaches the late Sixties hippie – boho styling that was popular then. I have another o…
Source: ANOTHER FUN FIND – SUEDE AND FUR SPORTY SIXTIES MIDI COAT
FABULOUS FIND – 1960’S MOD LEATHER SWING CAR COAT
MORE TREASURE – PRETTY MID-CENTURY (1960’S & 1950’S) NIGHTGOWNS
Whenever I encounter beautiful examples of sleepwear lingerie from this era, I always bring them home. Although I love the pj’s, knee-length gowns are another favorite. While made of the sam…
Source: MORE TREASURE – PRETTY MID-CENTURY (1960’S & 1950’S) NIGHTGOWNS
MORE TREASURE – PRETTY MID-CENTURY (1960’S & 1950’S) NIGHTGOWNS

Whenever I encounter beautiful examples of sleepwear lingerie from this era, I always bring them home. Although I love the pj’s, knee-length gowns are another favorite. While made of the same type of wonderful nylon, the gowns usually have more elaborate and prettier decoration.
The Fifties saw mostly pastel pieces similar to the one on right, though sometimes in red or black. During the Sixties bright colors were popular, as on the left. This was kind of backward to how lingerie slips were made – go figure.
Anyway, there was no debate or stopping-to-think-about-it for me, but always nice to know all about it . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MORGANA MARTIN, THE MAGICVINTAGESPY
BLOG: MAGICVINTAGESPY.COM



