Love the print on this “new” find! I’ve never seen a vintage one like this before.
It’s a Sixties Mod style by the Puritan company. In a winter-weight synthetic knit, I’ll be able to wear this at least 5 months of the year. I think I’ll add a belt.
This is a plain fun dress and I’ll enjoy selecting shoes and hosiery to go with it!
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THIS ONE IS REALLY FILM NOIR . . . . . . ..
OK, here’s the other men’s robe in my collection and, dare I say, it’s better than the last one! Same styling; marvelous black satin sash and trim but . . . . . . ..
look at that fabulous silky rayon(?) fabric and the really cool abstract/atomic pattern!! That’s what makes me suspect that it could be older than the last one.
This one really hangs out in the library with a cigar and a glass of cognac. Maybe you’re listening to Dick Tracy or The Shadow on WSPY.
Never mind. If the sleeves weren’t way too long, I’d probably be wearing it right now. Fixing that little issue would not be a big thing, but I also love it just as it is. Madge doesn’t care. Maybe one of these days . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
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