From the early 1950s, a silk party dress in two shades of pink.

Bodice features typical late 40s/early 50s details including very-short, kimono-cut sleeves; Peter Pan collar; princess seams; and nipped waist.
Full skirt opens from knife pleats below waist seam.
Full lining.
The deeper color is a slightly mauve pink.
Back metal zipper, plus hooks and eyes at upper back and collar.
Shown over a small crinoline, not included.

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The label was a division of Gaynor Junior Dresses of New York. Research shows it was used between 1951 and the late 1950s. The brand specialized in high-end reproductions of on-screen dresses worn by popular movie stars.

Fiber/Care: no tags, feels like silk organza over acetate / dry-clean

Condition: There's a scattering of small stains at the center back of the skirt. Fortunately, it's mainly on the darker pink and blends in. There is one smaller-than-a-pencil-eraser hole caused by the stains, as well one pin-point size hole elsewhere in the folds of the skirt. See photos. There is evidence of thread belt loops, suggesting there was once a matching belt.

Garment Measurements:
bust: 36"/92.5cm + seams to shy 38"/96.5cm
bodice length: 17.5"/44.5cm
waist: 28"/71cm
hips: free
total length: 47"/119.25cm
hem sweep: 88"/223.5cm

☞ Our items are not newly manufactured "vintage style" pieces. They are true vintage, at least 30 years old. Please read condition report provided above. ☜

Notes: International customers are responsible for any taxes or import fees.

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