Illusion lace bodice and hemline of a 1950's full slip has black lace overlay against a blush nylon background. Sweet soft blush pink ribbon is woven into the lace captured at the edge of bodice
A Vintage Hollyvogue tie has trapunto work. Trapunto is a process of stuffing the fabric from underneath and applying decorative stitching on the top creating a raised surface. It is an Italian word meaning to embroider.
Large rhinestones, orange beads, and unusual silver disk sequins with cut-outs form a Cleopatra bib style collar on this 1960s evening gown by Pat Sandler.
A straight band of contrasting print is seamed to curve up over the shoulder on this late 1940's dress which brings to mind the work of the designer Tina Leser.
The nylon jersey fabric of this Miss Elaine bodysuit has the signature 'Marc'. There was a series of signature marc fabrics used in pieces by the company, and we have learned that the identity of 'marc' is now the Chairman of Miss Elaine.
The front neckline of this 1960's silk dress has a single hook closure at the top creating a keyhole with embroidery adorning the front and back of bodice.
The top flap of a 1980's eel skin clutch purse is sewn and treated into a windowpane like pattern creating an interesting texture which compliments the balance of the purse.
Two Sisters, sharing a love of vintage fashion, in details.
A blog for the vintage connoisseur, collector, costumer, historian, seamstress or anyone who loves attention to details in vintage fashion.
Jody, owner of Couture Allure Vintage Fashion and Pam, owner of Glamoursurf welcome you to explore the world of vintage clothing in detail. Further information about each item can be found by clicking on the images.