Crepe sleeves, velveteen bodice, sort of an Elizabethan style:
Lacy trim, ruffled eyelet at the hem, and a lovely combination of florals....the choker belonged to my mother-in-law.
Oh, here we go - I even found a picture of me wearing it on Christmas day 1977. I believe Tinas dress is a Gunne Sax, also! And that's Lori on the left, and Tina's son Josh:
Oh, Penny, how I wish I were still your size!
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I remember your Gunne Sax dress very well. Yes, mine was Gunne Sax too, a velvet and cotton creation which I wore every chance I got. Lori, what big glasses you have! I had several pairs of those big glasses and still have one of them. Great post, great photo. Love T
Wow, don't we look happy!!! That was a while ago!! Lol!!
You sisters are just too funny. I thought my mother was the only one who kept clothing from decades ago! When Mother died last year I was left with her 60-year-old wedding dress, her Girl Scout troop leader uniform, cashmere twin sweater sets and wool skirts. I also found boxes of my and my two sisters' Easter dresses, velvet Christmas dresses and some school dresses. I still haven't figured out where to donate them since they are from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
Wow. Can I buy this dress?
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