50% OFF all vintage dresses! 3 days only. Ends Monday 20th April 2009, 23:59 PM EDT. Hurry and grab your favorite dress.
Aquatic hues and sandy neutrals, bringing the seaside spirit to you.
From top to bottom, left to right: Emerald Multicolor Donut Print Cotton Wrap Dress 60s, Cornflower Blue White Diamond Mesh Print Shirt Dress 60s, Sage Green Paint Splatter Print Bow Tie Blouse 70s, Azure Tiny Kite Print Sleeveless Pointy Collar Swing Dress 60s, Mohair Gold Teal Honeycomb Pattern Tunic Top 70s, Sky Blue Ombre Floral Print Shirt Dress 60s.
From left to right: Beige Mauve Purple Orchid Print Pleated Aline Skirt 70s, Nude Teal Links n Chains Print Shirt Dress 70s, Pale Peach Embroidered Stand Up Collar Pin Tuck Blouse 70s, Wheat Lace Bib Embroidered Eyelet Scalloped Hem Day Dress 60s, Cream Crochet Trims Tiered Maxi Dress 70s, Khaki Off White Waldo Stripes Pleated Yoke Day Dress 70s.
If neons are too bright for you, try these equally vibrant shades. The Janice Wainwright top with a super flattering drape neckline is simply fabulous.
From left to right: Hot Pink Tonal Zebra High Waist Pencil Skirt 70s, Janice Wainwright Purplish Blue Tonal Diagonal Ribbing Drape Neck Top 70s, Pine Green Sakura Print Pintuck Blouse 70s, Black Hot Pink Electric Blue Tropical Fruits Print Full Skirt 70s, Yellow Mini Floral Confetti Mandarin Collar Secretary Dress 60s.
From left to right: Gold Purple Ruffles Ascot Collar Tuxedo Shirt 70s, Multicolor Polka Dot Ruffles Pencil Skirt 80s, Baby Pink Tonal Diamond Ruffles Secretary Blouse 70s, White Tonal Tiny Rectangles Ruffles Neck Tie Blouse 70s, Lavender with Gold Heart Buttons Ruffles Secretary Blouse 60s
From left to right: 50s Gay Gibson sheer floral accordion pleated dress, 70s Tokyo Style Co. pale Turquoise mini floral secretary dress, 50s cotton pastel palette mini floral dress(sold).
Nine Questions to Treasured Little Things
She makes wonderfully delicious jeweleries. Each piece looks oh so tempting to taste! I'm glad to do this interview for her blog.
50% off everything listed before AUGUST 7 2008, excluding items in Sale Section.
I will be relisting all these items within the next few weeks, if you grab them now before I relist them, you get them for 50% off. Just send me a message before you buy and I'll reserve and adjust the item prices.
**In order for an item to apply to this offer, you must send a message to me on Etsy before your purchase.**
Before discovering Etsy, I used to sell on Ebay. Today, I got a message on Etsy and it was from a past customer from Ebay. She has found me! She also sent me a picture of her wearing the dress that she bought from me many months ago. The dress palette complimented so beautifully with that wall color and she looks absolutely adorable in it. Please send me pictures of yourself wearing dresses purchased from my store. I love seeing you guys happy and looking pretty in your new item. She also keeps a blog. I have gladly agreed to do a "Nine Questions to..." interview about my store. Stay tuned!
Winona Ryder wore this stunning vintage white beaded gown by Edward Sebesta in the Oscars 1994. It has left an impression on me since then. Last week's shopping, while rummaging through clothes and trying to calm my allergies to dust, I came across this mauve pink dress with an exquisitely crafted accordion pleated sleeve design. A closer look revealed the dress was designed by Edward Sebesta!
"And remember, the Oscars fall at an odd time on the fashion calendar, according to Rita Watnik, owner of Lily and Cie in Beverly Hills. "It comes right after the collections have shown, and rarely does a movie star look better in a dress than a model. Also, what's really great about vintage is that no one's seen it, nobody recognizes it." Watnick was the woman who heightened the vintage craze when she dressed Ryder for the 1994 Oscars in a long white beaded Edward Sebesta gown."
- Decades, Inc.
Can you guess what these gorgeous fabrics were made into?
Vintage Sonya Ratay for San André
Stunning apron and absolutely useless but pretty bread loaf cover.
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