Dresses 70s

Love & Other Things V Neck Bell Sleeve Romper Romper by Love Other Things, Soft-touch woven fabric, V-neck, Bell sleeves, Sheer crochet inserts, Regular fit - true to size, Machine wash, 100% Polyester, Our model wears a UK S/EU S/US XS and is 180cm/5'11 tall.

McCall's 3683; ©1972; Misses' Dress or Jeans Top. Pullover dress or top has puffed sleeves with elastic in casings and front yoke with vent. [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Clothing & homeware for the love of nostalgia. Female owned, designed in England. Vintage style inspired by the golden years.

From the March 1977 issue of Seventeen magazine "A whisper of romance is in the air -- and the gentle softness of an all-white dress, delicate detailing and the blush of fresh flowers combine for the prettiest prom looks." "With stars in your eyes and a flowing white dress, you'll be sure to hold his

Posts about 1960 written by carlahoag

As I've been going through all of my vintage patterns and posting them for sale over at Etcetorize Vintage Pattern Supplies I wonder with some of them if anyone will actually purchase them. These patterns are sooooo cute, but honestly, do you think you could pull of a Bikini Sizzler??? I don't think I could. So, today's modern take on these patterns comes from Japan. You got it...the Harajuku girls! Now stick with me, if Gwen Stefani and her friends can do it, why not you??? The pic above is…

Graphic Design,Illustration,Fashion,Adobe Photoshop

Following up on our recent post featuring timeless fashion pieces, we figured sharing some styling tips and fashion advice on effortlessly achieving that timeless look should follow. As we have mentioned in our previous article, often, style tips highlight the importance of styling rather than owning particular items. Hence, most of the best fashion tips are about making different things work together rather than fostering a consumerist culture and throwaway fashion by acquiring more things.