With its cotton gauze fabric, Deco-style wavy stripes, and flowing skirt, this dress is a wonderful example of its era.
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With the late 30s on my mind I was looking through my inventory for items to offer this week and I suddenly recalled having this venerable beauty:
With its cotton gauze fabric, Deco-style wavy stripes, and flowing skirt, this dress is a wonderful example of its era.
Care to play Lisa Fonssagrives and model the dress on the Eiffel Tower? (Please hold on tight...)
With its cotton gauze fabric, Deco-style wavy stripes, and flowing skirt, this dress is a wonderful example of its era.
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1930s fashion,
1939
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