Fashion from the 1980s: I'm finally posting some Dynasty photos, more to come! Here pictured Fallon, Alexis and Jeff. Click for larger photos. Ps, What a wonderful trench!
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Dynasty stills (the 80s show)
Fashion from the 1980s: I'm finally posting some Dynasty photos, more to come! Here pictured Fallon, Alexis and Jeff. Click for larger photos. Ps, What a wonderful trench!
...and speaking of 70s takes on 30s/40s fashions
Q: What vintage is this dress?
I know! I know!
It was homemade from McCall's pattern number 4405, dating from the mid 1970s, but it has all sorts of 40s detailing. I was lucky to have had the pattern for sale recently, and when I found the homemade dress I recognized it immediately.
[Gotta love those Farrah Fawcett faces on pattern envelopes of the era!]
BTW, the dress is currently for sale on eBay.
I know! I know!It was homemade from McCall's pattern number 4405, dating from the mid 1970s, but it has all sorts of 40s detailing. I was lucky to have had the pattern for sale recently, and when I found the homemade dress I recognized it immediately.
[Gotta love those Farrah Fawcett faces on pattern envelopes of the era!]
BTW, the dress is currently for sale on eBay.
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