1950s Hand Dyed Green Satin Slip Dress Vintage Satin Slip Dress Hand Dyed S
Welcome to Lulu Boop Vintage, where history meets style. Our curated collection breathes new life into vintage and antique clothing, allowing each piece to continue its story with you. We invite you to be a part of this journey-cherish these treasures, wear them with pride, and keep history alive. 1950s Hand-Dyed Green Satin Slip Dress - Vintage Lace & Embroidery.
This stunning 1950s satin slip dress has been hand-dyed into a gorgeous shade of green, making it a true one-of-a-kind piece. Delicate lace and floral embroidery embellishments add to its vintage charm. Perfect for effortless lounging or, in my opinion, the ultimate summer dress.While it remains in good condition for its age, I lovingly restored two areas with vintage lace appliqués-turning a flaw into a beautiful detail that only enhances its character. A piece worth saving, now ready for its next chapter. Condition: Good vintage condition with restored lace appliqués. A dreamy, timeless addition to any vintage lover's wardrobe! All measurements are taken with the garment lying flat (in inches).
(1 inch = 2.54 cm). Armpit to armpit: 16 1/2. Total Length (shoulder to hem): 38 1/2.For reference, the mannequin is a women's size 2-4 USA with the following measurements. The model is a size Small and her measurements are. Vintage and antique clothing often differ from modern standardized sizes. Many were handmade for an individual, so sizing can vary.
Instead of relying on a labeled size, compare the given measurements to a garment that fits you well. If you have any questions about fit, feel free to ask-I'm happy to help! Vintage and antique items have been previously loved, so small imperfections may exist. Hand-dyed pieces: Due to the nature of hand-dyeing, colors may not be perfectly even.
Please wash these items delicately, preferably alone or with similar colors. Antique fabrics (pre-1930s): Delicate materials such as 1920s silk or Edwardian muslin require extra care. These fabrics can be fragile and should be worn loosely to prevent stress or tearing. Things to Consider for Edwardian & Victorian Clothing. A marked XS piece may have medium-sized shoulders and hips but a tiny waist (corset-era sizing). Sleeves are often ¾ length, not full-length. Buttons may be mismatched due to age and previous repairs. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! Thanks for visiting Lulu Boop Vintage.