Celebrate your femininity in this full skirted, dramatic style from the 1950's.  Make it in colorful cotton for a summer sundress or shimmering brocade for an evening party any time of the year.  Pattern includes instructions for knitted bolero sweater to wear on top.

After World War II, designers gave up fabric conserving styles in favor of generous full skirts for read to wear.  This classic dolman sleeve dress with full skirt offers three neckline options: jewel, V-neck, and turtleneck.  Pattern includes instructions for knitted stole to drape seductively around the shoulders.

This classic 1950's sport jacket was coveted by all fashion conscious Americans of the time.  The traditional model featured a wool body with leather sleeves, but it looks just as great in sand-washed silk, corduroy, or ethnic print cotton.  Pattern includes instructions for optional hand knitted ribbing for cuffs, collar and waistband.

This classic 1950's silhouette has timeless appeal.  The trapeze jacket's wide lapels are stitched down to form pockets.  The pencil slim skirt provides a nice contrast to the jacket's fullness.

Bebop 1950's circle skit, blouse, and knitted sweater for women and young girls.  Poodle and alpine appliqué designs included.

This eye-catching vintage pattern from the mid-century is named for the diamond shaped insets at the waistline. This is another house dress pattern but when they look this great - you can never have too many. There is an invisible zipper at the center front, set in sleeves and large pockets below the insets. Contrasting fabric accents the collar, cuffs and insets.

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The collar on this vintage blouse pattern is as close to perfection as you can get! This is one of those patterns that will fit perfectly with a business suit or a pair of jeans.
The blouse has cap sleeves with petal shaping at the shoulder edge. There are tucks in the front and darts at the back waist and shoulder to provide shaping. Draped collar and button closure.

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This delicious vintage pattern from the mid 1950s is for an 8-gore skirt. It has a slightly raised waistline and slightly flared gores. The attractive and unusual pockets make it practical as well as beautiful. Center back zipper closure.

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Did women actually cook and do housework in high heels in the 1950s? Possibly even in a girdle and stockings?!? Well whatever the case was then, it won’t matter what you wear underneath this FANTASTIC apron from the mid 1950s because all eyes will be on your apron

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