The Sunday Snag – First Edition
I recently purchased this wonderful 1940's print dress from Revolving Styles. My favorite color is green, but I can't wear very light versions of the color so this was a good saturated green without too much yellow undertone. The dress had an unusual pattern of blue and orange sprays with tiny leaves and a peplum skirt. I love peplum skirts as they tend to make the hips curvier and the waist smaller. I had to do some basic repair work (it is 70 years old after all!) and raise the side slits in order to be able to dance in it, but it is ready to go now! Excited to wear it soon!
That dress is so pretty! :) Priceless and classic.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jen!
DeleteSuch a pretty dress! I hope we can see you dancing in it!
ReplyDeleteMe too! Hahaha!
DeleteTHE DRESS IS SO PRETTY!!!!:)))
ReplyDeleteI was pretty excited about it too! ;-)
DeleteGreat dress! :) Danica
ReplyDeleteThanks Danica!
DeleteSo gorgeous !! Love this dress I can't wait to see you in it ! <3
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xoxo from Japan
Thank you! Hopefully sooner than later!
Deleteoh, that is gorgeous! Where people come up with such interesting fabric is beyond me!
ReplyDeleteRight?! That was such an unusual looking one that I liked it even more!
DeleteSo cute! Looks like something I would see in Anthrpologie
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Jen
Haha! You probably would! I love that store for that very reason! ;-)
DeleteSo retro, vintage, but yet so modern! Magnificent!
ReplyDeleteYep, those 40's girls really knew how to make a dress with staying power! ;-)
DeleteLove your new dress J! I'm excited about this new segmant & can't wait to see what else you find!
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Debra@stylewisebydebra.blogspot.com
Thank you! You were the very first person to see it too! ;-)
DeleteGorgeous dress and love your new Sunday Snag, I will be sure to check it out again next week.
ReplyDeleteKate x
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Great! I'm glad you like it! I always like seeing what people actually bought for their own closet.
DeleteWow what a stunning dress,I'd love to own something form the 1940s! I'm sure it looks beautiful on! xx
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There is such a magic about wearing a garment that some bright, young woman wore nearly 70 years ago. I really love that. ;-)
DeleteI'm sure you look amazing! Great segment and great blog!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Anna! Glad you like it!
DeleteOh! Just realized who you were! haha! Thank you Anna! I love my dress so much! ;-)
DeleteSuch a unique dress! Nice post for a sunday. Loving all of your posts :)
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Thanks! That is super nice of you!
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Following you back on twitter as well.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Wow, the fabric of the dress is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt feels really nice too! Rayon is really comfortable (like silk).
DeleteOMG this is such a lovely vintage piece Jamie....it surely is interesting to see how you will style it!!!
ReplyDeleteREBECCA
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I'm pretty excited! I made myself a really fun orange fan fascinator for my hair that will be perfect for this dress!
Deletesucha beautiful dress!! :)
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priyanka
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Thank you! Glad you came for a visit! ;-)
DeleteVery cute dress, I love the colors :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! Unusual mix with green, blue, and orange.
DeleteHow enchantingly lovely! I'm on a mission to add more green to my wardrobe this year and have already thrifted a grass hued cardigan and an emerald v-neck sweater.
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica
Oooh, that sounds lovely! I really like how different color greens are very different in feeling too. Grass green would be such a happy accent and emerald makes me feel strong and mysterious.
DeleteThis dress is adorable, too cute!
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Kelly
Sparkles and Shoes
Thanks Kelly!
DeleteNice dress!Thank you for the nice comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteThank you and you're welcome! ;-)
DeleteOoh!! How beautiful! What a lovely vintage style and the colors are so unusual. Saturated green is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI envy your tailoring skill: that makes old garments capable of new life. Wear this with pride. :)
Haha! I don't know if you could call it "skill", but I am a resourceful little sewer and know what is in my power to alter and what isn't. ;-)
DeleteSo vintage! It will love awesome on you! Neat addition to your blog (and wardrobe)!
ReplyDeleteSandy
http://savardstudios.blogspot.com/
Thanks Sandy! I think I'm gonna like this new post on Sundays too! ;-)
DeleteThis is such a great buy! Love the print on it :)
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novelstyle.blogspot.com
Weird print, but I really like it!
DeleteGorgeous dress! It definitely is a fantastic find!
ReplyDeleteRebecca
www.winnipegstyle.ca
Thanks Rebecca! ;-)
DeleteCute dress! I love to wear dresses, especially in the summer. They are so cute and cool looking!
ReplyDeleteYep, I pretty much wear a dress at least 2-3 times a week and I never tire of them! ;-)
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DeleteOh boy oh boy this is toooooo cute! I love green to and am super jealous!
ReplyDelete~Amy "Lady M"
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Thank you Amy!! ;-)
DeleteLove the colors and pattern of your new dress - SO pretty! It looks like such a flattering cut too :)
ReplyDeleteAnnie
The Other Side of Gray
Yes, I love the close cut peplum style of the 40's. Super flattering and feminine. Thank you! ;-)
DeleteSuch a beautiful mix of colours! x
ReplyDeleteInteresting huh? I would not have thought to mix them, but I love it!
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Thank you!!
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Happy Monday!
Redheaded Daybook
Thank you! I was too excited and needed to share it! ;-)
DeleteThanks! I think it is pretty great too!
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un besito de azucar
http://lapetitprinces.blogspot.com.es
Great buy! I just love retro dresses! Thanks for the follow over on my blog.
ReplyDeleteMe too! I could wear them every day!
DeleteHats off for doing minor repairs on it, it's an exceptional piece. Love that print! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks! It just need seams repaired and a few holes closed and reinforcing, but it didn't take too long and was completely worth it!
Deletelove the dress
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Amazing dress... so interesting that the peplum was popular 70 years ago even though recently it felt so fresh and new. Style does revolve (pun intended!).
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It does indeed! I made a comeback in the 80's as well! ;-)
Deletei like this new series :)
ReplyDeletexo Jennifer
http://seekingstyleblog.wordpress.com
So glad!! I do too! ;-)
DeleteOh wow, that is BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!! ;-)
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ReplyDeleteThank you!!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing dress. I hope you are able to take pictures in it soon!!
ReplyDeleteMe too! I don't plan on wearing it until an even in March though, so they may have to wait. ;-)
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