Very sheer, floral print blouse with a bow tie (how old-style can you get?!) It also buttons up the back, as most better true vintage blouses did. This one is originally from Canada.
It’s so nice to have the plain front, without buttons. Pays to be very flexible so that you can button it yourself – but, it’s so nice to have someone to do that for you (a lover, a friend, a lady’s maid . . . . . . . . .)
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This custom-tailored lovely was made for a formal dance sometime in the late sixties. Polyester georgette on top, with a glossy skirt and covered belt. As hot as it’s been lately, I could see wearing this to a Homecoming dance!
I really miss having Madge and Stella with me when I travel, but found a pretty successful way to present this one and it’s sisters that I discovered with it. (See yesterday’s post and tomorrow . . . . .)
Pretty and cheerful floral print in Mod era colors – so popular at that time. Maybe a Prom dress? Who knows . . . . .
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