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Princess Slip
Misses Sizes 6-16
This sleek garment freed early 20th century women from
traditional undergarments, which were both elaborate and constricting.
Classic princess lines give this slip a smooth shape and flattering fit,
whether worn underneath other garments or as a lightweight summer dress.
A natural companion for #FW-227. |
#FW-226
$14.95 |
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Edwardian Bridal Gown
Misses Sizes 6-16
This is Edwardian charm at its best.
A perfect vintage wedding dress with high neck, leg o'mutton sleeves, and
flounced train. Simplified version can be a coordinated bridesmaid
dress, dancing dress, or everyday fashion. Pattern includes
instructions for tucks, lace insertions, and a simple veil. |
#FW-227
$19.95 |
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Model T Duster
Misses Sizes 6-16
When early 20th century women began
motoring across America in the new automobiles, they needed something to
protect their fancy finery from the dust and grim of the rough roadways.
The sensible and fashionable solution was this loose fitting, unlined,
Princess seamed duster, which is still stylishly sleek today. |
#FW-230
$16.95 |
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Big Sky Riding Skirt
Misses Sizes 8-18
Bring out the cowgirl in you!
Equestrian women in the early 20th century, who were determined to ride
astride rather than sidesaddle, wore these divided skirts. An
ingenious fashion, with front panel that buttons one way for a skirt and the
other way for pants. Pattern is derived from a skirt worn by legendary
rancher and rodeo rider, Fannie Sperry Steele. |
#FW-231
$16.95 |
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Wall Street Blouse &
Skirt Misses Sizes 6-16
Classic career ensemble from Wall Street's 1920's
heyday. This version features a softly styled blouse with high collar
similar to men's shirt fashions of the time, and a six gore skirt with
swishy flared hemline. |
#FW-232
$16.95
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Glamour Girl Dress
Misses Sizes 6-16
Glamour oozed in Hollywood in the 1930's and 1940's,
and this is the daytime dress the starlets wore. It emphasizes curves,
drapes elegantly, and lends an air of discreet sexiness. The close
fitting bodice is visually cinched in with front waistline ties, and fits
smoothly into a flared skirt. Shoulder pads lend that commanding air
to any aspiring celebrity. |
#FW-233
$14.95
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Tango Dress
Misses Sizes 6-16
The tango craze swept the country in the 1920's, and
the exotic dance required fashions that dipped and swayed with the music.
This dramatic fashion has an optional shaped back hemline and draped scarf
for sensuous movement. The dress can also be made more conservatively,
and worn with a cardigan sweater (knitting instructions included) |
#FW-237
$16.95
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