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white wedding party dress

white wedding party dress 1950s 60s White Eyelet Fit and Flare Wedding Party Dress | Vintage Wed

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white wedding party dress 1950s 60s White Eyelet Fit and Flare Wedding Party Dress | Vintage WedAdorable and chic 1950s 60s white cotton party dress with eyelet trim and bows in the back. I love it as a wedding dress, or for a wedding shower or rehearsal dinner. Please note the eyelet trim in the skirt is only in the front center and does not appear on the sides or the rear of the skirt, I explain this in a few of the images. Label: Jr. Flair by Sportlane (the tag is frayed) Unlined and zips up the rear with a metal zipper. Exposed raw edges in

Adorable and chic 1950s 60s white cotton party dress with eyelet trim and bows in the back. I love it as a wedding dress, or for a wedding shower or rehearsal dinner. Please note the eyelet trim in the skirt is only in the front center and does not appear on the sides or the rear of the skirt, I explain this in a few of the images.

Label: Jr. Flair by Sportlane (the tag is frayed)

Unlined and zips up the rear with a metal zipper. Exposed raw edges in the inside of the dress as it is unlined.

Condition: Overall good condition with a few smaller issues...
1. Small yellowing area underneath each arm, in the arm pits. See last image, the yellowing is visible from the outside in both arm pits, please be sure you can live with this. Otherwise clean condition.
2. The eyelet trim is backed by organza in the inside of the dress. The organza fabric  in a few areas is pulling away from the base/dress fabric and will need replacing as there is not enough margin to reattach it.
3. The eyelet trim at the right side arm pit will need a few strengthening stitches to better secure it.

Please note this listing is for the dress only and does not include the vintage pearl necklace. Please message me if you are interested in the necklace as a separate purchase.

Measurements:
Bust: 35"
Ribs: Snug 29" 
Waist: Snug 27"
Hips: free
Bodice Length: 16" (Measurement taken from shoulder to where skirt attaches to bodice)
Dress Length 42"

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★★★★★ 2
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