Wednesday, July 10, 2013

shop preview: summer whites, butterflies, and ballerinas!

This week's shop preview is full of flowers, summery whites, butterflies...and ballerinas!  I'm letting a wonderful 1940s Swirl dress escape from my closet--I'm just not a ballerina print kinda gal, it seems--and into the shop!  All items arriving over the next week.


1950s Rooftop Garden mid century floral print dotted swiss dress.


1940s ballerina print Swirl wrap dress.


1950s embroidered white sleeveless blouse with lace trim and drawstring waist.


1950s white box pleat dress with chartreuse piping and belt.


1960s blue polka dot and white piqué romper with bow at waist.


1960s pale blue piqué swingy full skirt with rhinestone-embellished butterflies.


1950s Peach Bellini satin damask dress, by Suzy Perette.


Boxy black linen blouse/jacket with tails.


1960s Kaleidoscope polished cotton shirtwaist dress.


1950s red striped seersucker Peter Pan collar blouse and skirt set, by Bradley.


1950s white eyelet lace dress with cascading, tiered skirt.


1960s black floral cotton dress with belt and rick rack trim, by Top Mode.

xo
K




3 comments:

  1. So many beauties. I love the swiss dot dress and the Suzy Perette is beautiful. Meanwhile… I can't believe you're letting that Swirl go!

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  3. I loved that you are calling the Suzy Perette dress a Peach Bellini. The peaches are in and it's Bellini season at my house!

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