Wash: Garment Dyed for lasting softness
It never fails to surprise me how much better my outfits look when I remember to accessorize
By the late 1860s the silhouette started collapsing toward the back of the body, and within a few years it had settled into the bustle, a very different shape that would dominate the 1870s and 1880s
Simple and elegant is always the best. This black entirely sequined evening gown from the 60s fits the bill. The design is simple, nothing over the top. The sequins on the straps are done in rows as well as the waist band. The rest is dont in a criss cross pattern to catch the light and give a 3D illusion. Has a left side slit, zips up the back, made In Hong Kong. Measures: shoulders 13, armhole 7.5, bust 34, waist 26, hips 38, length 59. Excellent condition. Perfect to chanell your personal Audrey Hepburn or Marilyn Monroe
You cannot jazz in a crinoline Be it seated elegantly at the Caf de Paris, while ogling at the Prince of Wales or dancing at the Criterion Ballroom, what would a fashionable Londoner wear as she went out for a night of sophisticated revelry
