It's Friday and time to indulge a bit. One of my newest guilty pleasures is this site: A Dress a Day. Completely shallow. Decadent, even. Enjoy.
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1 comment:
I'd love to make some 1920's dresses if I had the time. As it is, I have bought some already made, but as they are the real thing they are too fragile to wear. Sigh.
But I did wear a wonderful 1910 dress which was made to be worn on the first day after the wedding in 1910 and never worn again except once by me. It's blue silk with an asymmetric flounced skirt, all in translucent silks, over a slip, and the bodice has beading in the same color blue.
It was a hit when I wore it, but the next stage will be a museum for that dress.
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