This is an image with my new dress form, Celine (named by my daughter), more on this form in a future post. Isn't this rayon skirt fabulous? It is cut on the bias and drapes beautifully. It is however way too long. It would drag on the floor if I wore it as is. But, I am wondering if this wasn't partially the style? Check out the beach skirts below. I guess these ladies didn't mind their skirts gliding with the ground. Looks glamourous in the vintage image but not quite practical for me. I have already decided to bring it up this skirt a little.
Skirt purchased from Etsy Friendly Fox Vintage, handmade.
A little bit of a similar look?
Ah, it looks like the first 'maxi' dresses. Everything old is new again as they say.
ReplyDeleteMonica, www.pear-shaped-gal.com
Sooooo great! I love the name your daughter gave her! Whoot! This is such an exciting vintage stage you are on! Yeahhhh! xox
ReplyDeleteThese are sooooooooooo much prettier than modern maxi skirts. :)
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks great! I love your blouse, so cute, and that skirt is fantastic. I would love to have one that length.
ReplyDeleteI think we could be skirt twins- I have a very similar one of similar vintage, a soft cotton rayon, not silky rayon with a red palm tree print- I too have debated on what to do with the length...it´s still sitting in the alteration pile ;)
ReplyDeleteLove to see this:))
DeleteWould you have enough fabric to take some off the bottom and create a matching headband or hat band?
ReplyDeleteKathleen
I am so glad you came up with these suggestions. I never even thought of a hat band. What a very perfect idea! I do have enough for this. Thank you and stay tuned when I do incorporate the hat band:)
DeleteThat skirt is beautiful, going to look fabulous on you and I love Kathleen's idea about making a headband or hatband!
ReplyDeleteOh what wonderful skirt- the print is gorgeous and it does drape beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteFlorrie x
What a fantastic summer piece! I've never seen these types before, like the photo either.
ReplyDelete-Jamie
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