Embrace a timeless prairie aesthetic with this charming vintage tiered skirt. Featuring a lovely all-over purple floral print on an off-white background, this piece captures the essence of cottagecore and bohemian style. The full, flowy silhouette is created by gathered tiers accented with solid purple bands, offering beautiful movement. This unbranded skirt is a unique find, perfect for adding a touch of rustic elegance to your wardrobe. Features a classic tiered, peasant-style construction for a full, voluminous look. Adorned with a delicate purple rose floral pattern and accented with solid purple trim. Designed with a side zipper closure and an elastic section in the back of the waistband.
I bought this during my Carrie Bradshaw period. These have lived fabulous lives pre internet. Dancing drinking and smoking were commonplace. I see the history and the quality. The love and appreciation of fine clothing.
The item is in good condition. No stains, holes or foul odors.
Shoulder to shoulder 16″.
It has a Nehru style collar. The dress is long sleeved and has a box pleated skirt. LENGTH – Shoulder to Waist – 16″, Waist to Hem – 25″. CONDITION – GOOD – The hem has been taken down and needs to be resewn.
Retro 1980s LESLIE FAY Pretty Blue Shirtdress Floral Pleated NO BELT Size 14P 14. 4 button closure, 100% silky polyester, machine washable. No shoulder pads. The blues in this are gorgeous! pre owned.
There is black crinoline under the skirt. I have loved and collected many Gunne Sax Dresses over the years and sold many, as well. Condition – Not a pink tint or fire engine red, more like a muted cherry red – just a perfect dress probably never worn a/e/b labels stiff, body shows no signs of wear, fabric like new – no flaws.
Full skirt. Bust- 20.5”. Body length from shoulder to Waist-, Shoulder to hem- 40”. Wide collar, short sleeve, neck tie on front. Shoulder- 15”.
Gorgeous Dress – Looks unworn. Bullet Bra Bodice (has a hook in the inside to make more form fitting. label – quality custom tailored. fabric – cotton. ).
