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A dozen faves
Today I jotted down the first twelve items that I could think of that I've sold in the past couple of years and most loved. I thrive on imagining the recipients parading happily in these! One is missing from this batch, a 70s poly printed with Mr. Natural, in a 30s-style dress. I can't seem to find the photo file. I Loved That Dress. However, here are a possibly more tasteful dozen! From icing pink 60s leather by Lilli Ann to a concert pianist's 40s black velvet evening coat:
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