thefrock.com Flapper - WWII

[Wiseguy A]

Flapper , WWII, Mid Century Vintage-style dresses

http://www.thefrock.com/FW_page1_clothes.html

http://www.thefrock.com/FW_page1_main.html

http://www.thefrock.com/midcentury_page1_clothes.html

[Daisy Buchanan]

Flapper , WWII, Mid Century Vintage-style dresses

http://www.thefrock.com/FW_page1_clothes.html

http://www.thefrock.com/FW_page1_main.html

http://www.thefrock.com/midcentury_page1_clothes.html
Hey Wiseguy,
Those are some beautiful pieces, but a little too expensive for my un-employed state. Come to think of it, I don't think I could afford them if I was working. But, thanks for the link. It's always great to see such beautiful period pieces. I have a great tailor here in Boston who specializes in making wedding gowns and gowns for pageants. I'm sure if I brought her pictures she'd be able to replicate them. I especially love the celedon one.
Cheers,
Daisy

[ITG]

Whoa, if I were an actress going to the Academy Awards, I'd shed out the money for a dress like one of those.

[whistlebait]

Wow, very beautiful gowns. Thanks for sharing.

[tinytot]

Those are lovely, especially this one.http://i1.tinypic.com/nn04fo.jpg

[USO Gal]

The gowns are gorgeous...

the prices - EEEKKK!

But a nice place to dream.

[whistlebait]

I swear that the dress clips on the "pink chiffon goddess gown c. 1960" look quite similar to a pair of 50s/60s clip-on earrings I bought a while back. I don't know if it's my ears or the earrings but they just seem to slide off. :rolleyes:

[Gwendolynne]

the dress links from thefrock.com are beautiful. I got a flapper dress there a few years ago but couldn't remember the name of the website so I am glad I found this thread review of the website. Have also had good luck at antiquedress.com and vintagetextile.com.