Could you help? Dating velvet dress "Dibari"

Hi,

I am not sure about the era of this dress. I think it may fit on 60s because of the pattern but the label seems quite "new", so maybe 80s? What do you think?
It has an opening on the side of a leg and the zip closes in the middle of the back.
It's sized as a 42 which would be as a 10 US Size but it's really as a size 6 US size / 38 EUR.


Thank you

 

I agree it looks rather contemporary. Can you tell us what type of velvet this is? Many velvet garments made in and after the 1990s were made of a lush looking stretch velvet. Does yours have any stretch?

It is lovely.

 

I agree with the others.

Also: there should be more labels, can you please look down the side seams and show us photos if you find any?

 

Hi Girls, I Will look at the other Labels. It's shows size 42 EUR, but two sizes less. A good cluebI didn't think about it's the zipper: It's made of plastic, not metal.
It doesn't stitch, no lycra or similar fabric on It.
I don't have it with me now, but I'll post pictures about the Labels and details today or tomorrow when I go to look for It.
Thanks so much.

 

Looking up the registered trademark reveals this brand was submitted in 2005, granted in 2007 and cancelled in February of this year:
http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4808:7g3h8y.2.1
It's a Danish brand, hence the EU label.

 

Oh, thank goodness I asked! :-S

Then it looks smaller than it is just because of the current trends where whe "should" be all thin...

So I won't sell it and I will keep it for me. I love it and was excited that it might be older but the tag made me think it might not.

Pinkcoke, I didn't know trade mark is able to check. I tryed to open the link but I couldn't. Might it be able for me too? If so, can you tell me which site is it? If it's able to check I might do it another time for some other garment.
Thanks again

 

that is TESS the Trademark Search System for US trademarks. The little R in a circle symbol indicated the brand/name is a registered trademark. Using the care label if present to identify a country - it is best to search the trademark website of the original country first but not all of them work in English.
the different countries have now colaborated to form the WIPO - World Intellectual Property Office where you can also search for trademarks issued worldwide.

 

Thank you so much. I'll look at it.