It's emerald city out there in the greater fashion world, and here are five vintage options from lime to olivine to emerald (click on photos to link to items):
1. Lettuce-edge party frock by Miss Elliette
2. Fiery emerald rhinestones by Hattie Carnegie
3. Frothy tulle and taffeta party dress extraordinaire
4. Fresh lime (I can't stop showing this one off!) by Bonnie Cashin
5. Splendid 30s silk gown by Yolande
Of course, vintage is recycling, so go green!!
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