I'm a little behind on this week's preview, and there's a lot of it. But it's fun stuff--two new L'Aiglon dresses, a Givenchy juniors dress, and another fab print from my new favorite dressmaker, Joan Miller!
1950s white sailor/middy blouse.
1950s Joan Miller Juniors sailing ship print dress.
Close-up of the print. I love the prints on these Joan Miller dresses. The charming black little birds dress in the shop right now is also Joan Miller.
1960s portable sewing/crafting caddy.
1960s white woven purse by Danieli.
Mod lemon yellow swiss dot and navy pinstripe shift dress.
Celadon L'Aiglon ruffle-front shirtwaist dress.
Cos Cob yellow rose blouse.
Mt. Rushmore, squirrels, cowboys--confused or comprehensive souvenir salt and pepper shakers?
Moss green plaid Ann Taylor dress. That Ann Taylor? I think so.
Some more Jonathan Logan--nubby pink sundress and cropped jacket.
1962 Seattle World's Fair monorail souvenir glass.
Slate gray muslin pleated dress
Chocolate wool boucle pencil skirt.
Taffeta and chiffon floral party dress.
Blue plaid high neck dress.
Folklore needlepoint print blouse.
Lavender Givenchy Juniors dress. This dress has issues--fading at the armpits and elsewhere, a couple tiny holes--but it's too nifty not to sell.
L'Aiglon nylon knit abstract cityscape dress.
Jacket with nautical buttons.
There's lots more to come, including many more Vera Neumann and Jonathan Logan pieces. I'll probably be posting another preview this week. Oh, and despite all the pretty summer dresses and bright colors that keep calling to me, I'm starting to break into some of the wool skirts--we have some gorgeous plaid pleated and pencil skirts to list--and sweaters, looking forward to autumn and winter. Not to mention coats. And suits. Woo hoo!
xo
k
1950s white sailor/middy blouse.
1950s Joan Miller Juniors sailing ship print dress.
Close-up of the print. I love the prints on these Joan Miller dresses. The charming black little birds dress in the shop right now is also Joan Miller.
1960s portable sewing/crafting caddy.
1960s white woven purse by Danieli.
Mod lemon yellow swiss dot and navy pinstripe shift dress.
Celadon L'Aiglon ruffle-front shirtwaist dress.
Cos Cob yellow rose blouse.
Mt. Rushmore, squirrels, cowboys--confused or comprehensive souvenir salt and pepper shakers?
Moss green plaid Ann Taylor dress. That Ann Taylor? I think so.
Some more Jonathan Logan--nubby pink sundress and cropped jacket.
1962 Seattle World's Fair monorail souvenir glass.
Slate gray muslin pleated dress
Chocolate wool boucle pencil skirt.
Taffeta and chiffon floral party dress.
Blue plaid high neck dress.
Folklore needlepoint print blouse.
Lavender Givenchy Juniors dress. This dress has issues--fading at the armpits and elsewhere, a couple tiny holes--but it's too nifty not to sell.
L'Aiglon nylon knit abstract cityscape dress.
Jacket with nautical buttons.
There's lots more to come, including many more Vera Neumann and Jonathan Logan pieces. I'll probably be posting another preview this week. Oh, and despite all the pretty summer dresses and bright colors that keep calling to me, I'm starting to break into some of the wool skirts--we have some gorgeous plaid pleated and pencil skirts to list--and sweaters, looking forward to autumn and winter. Not to mention coats. And suits. Woo hoo!
xo
k
My god! This is a great collection of dresses! I may have drooled/gone weak at the knees a bit. I'm a 50s girl :) I must check prices/measurements...
ReplyDeleteOh, well now, these aren't listed yet, hahaha. I got myself all excited.
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Heart.
ReplyDeleteHow can you stand it?
oh, those DRESSES!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat mod lemon yellow / navy pinstripe shift dress is the CUTEST! I'm keeping my eye out for that one...
ReplyDeleteThat ruffled front dress makes me weak in the knees. Seriously!
ReplyDeleteCute stuff! BTW, it IS the same Ann Taylor. The chain started out in 1954 with one store in New Haven, CT!
ReplyDeleteLizzie--I found that out when I did a little Googling! I also discovered that there is no "Ann Taylor", just like there is no "Jonathan Logan." One source claimed that "Ann" sounded like a "Connecticut" name, and "Taylor" was used as a soundalike for "tailor," but I don't know how true that story is.
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