Satin Doll The VFG Fabric Resource describes satin as the name of one of the basic weaves, and also a fabric made in this weave. Owing to its silk or manufactured filament yarns and its uninterrupted warp yarn face, satin is very lustrous. Satin originated in China, and takes its name from Zaytoun, now Guangzhou, in southern China. The dressy luster of satin has long been treasured for evening wear and lingerie…perfect for dolling up! 'Zémire' evening ensemble by Christian Dior, shown without jacket. Vogue (French edition), September 1954. Photograph by Clifford Coffin.
Satin party dress now at Less Than Perfect...photo is a clickable link this satin hat by American designer, Bernard Workman, is at The Vintage Merchant on Etsy: this gorgeous emerald green satin watteau back evening coat is now on Less Than Perfect, as well:
1950's Electric Blue Satin Cocktail Dress With Crinoline Early 1940's Rose Petal Pink Satin & Lace Evening Dress Chocolate Silk & Lame' 1930's Dress & Jacket 1940's Metallic Embroidered Peacock Kimono Robe 1960's Larry Aldrich Champagne Silk Satin Cocktail Dress
Vintage 1920s 30s lavender purple satin quilted slippers with fur trim Vintage 1920s 30s black satin quilted slippers with ostrich feather trim: Vintage 50s/60s Dolcis turquoise blue satin shoes Vintage 1950s Holmes black satin stiletto shoes Vintage 80s NOS red satin suede soled dance shoes
Vintage 1960s Striped Satin Hostess Pajamas Vintage 1930s Black Satin Dress Vintage 1930s Peach Satin Peignoir Vintage 1930s Burgundy Satin Robe
Marian, I love that! Seriously considering... Silk satin formal by Helga 50s gold satin dress 50s satin strapless gown
on etsy right now- Vintage 1950's Black Satin and Lace Bullet Bra 37 Bust with Band size 32 C Cup NOS Never Worn https://www.etsy.com/listing/120851564/vintage-1950s-black-satin-and-lace