Vintage vogue fashion

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Vogue 9743; ca. 1977; Misses' Dress. Dress, three inches below mid-knee, mid-calf or evening length, with front and back skirt pleated into fitted, high-waisted bodice, has straps that tie at shoulders, left side buttoned closing and pockets in right side seam. Topstitch trim. Featured in Vogue Patterns magazine, Spring 1977 SewlySlowly Patterns 32 1/2" bust [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via…

In her new monthly column, curator Shonagh Marshall traces the visual representation of a fashion trend through the ages. Here, she considers the leg of mutton sleeve

Very Easy Vogue 8477; ca. 1973; Misses' Pants. Wide, flared–legged pants in evening length have elasticized waist. Purchased tops. Featured in Vogue Patterns June/July 1973, Vogue Patterns December 1973, and Vogue Patterns Leaflet January 1974 [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

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Vogue Couturier Design 884; ©1955; Evening Gown. Full length flared and gored skirt joins the bodice back and side front under the separate draped bustle. Bodice front is cut in one with skirt. Shirred detail below the square front neck-line which is a deep V in back. Featured in Vogue Patterns Booklet, November 1955 and in Vogue Pattern Book, December-January 1955-1956 Interesting information on this pattern: MissMoon55 wrote to Vogue in November 2009 to enquire about the possibility of a…

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