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Love these shoes!beatingHeart

Vintage Pink Giraffes Print Silk Scarf 1970s Vintage 1960s Chunky Link Bracelet Gold Tone Metal Pink Moon Glow Thermoset Plastic Ovals Neiman Marcus Woven Ladies Pink Suit Jacket Beaded Cuffs 1990s

Vintage Pauline Rader Lion Head Pin/Pendant Gold Tone Metal 1970s Signed

Maybe a feather on each side of the hat and the two feathers meet over the center top. Hard to tell from the photo, but that could be a possibility!

Scala Black Silk Party Dress Sparkling Mirror Discs Sequins and Beads Vintage Wrap Cuff Links Woven Gold Tone Mesh Watermelon Rivoli Glass Stones 1980s Vintage 1980s Lillie Rubin Black Knit Dress Spectacular Beaded Neckline

Vintage 1940s-50s Intaglio Horse Cuff Links and Tie Tack Swank Original Box Unsigned Swank Vintage Chipp Hand Painted Duck Necktie Green Poly Silk 1970s Vintage Tom Lamb Baseball Bunny and Chicks Child's Hanky Handkerchief 1950s Labrador Retriever Puppies in Basket Print Scarf 1990s...

Neiman Marcus Silk Dress Colorful Flower Print and Ruffles 1980s Silk Scarf Huge Colorful Flowers Print Hilo Hattie Hawaiian Aloha Print Shirt 1990s Made in Hawaii Vintage 1960s-70s Hawaiian Muu Muu Maxi Dress Fashioned by Hukilau Fashions Honolulu

Vintage 1940s New York Creation Straw Hat Dark Navy Blue Wool Trim

You were a such a pretty bride and your gown was lovely, as well! Thanks for sharing your photographs of your special day.

I had just posted a question(I deleted it as I read this right after I posted it) regarding the history of the dress which i think got cross posted. You answered my question and I hope you can get more information as time goes by. So interesting to know about the people who wore these fashions...

I never could have imagined how much I would love this Nautical Parade!! :clapping:

That whale print skirt is wonderful!

OMG!!! Those 40s swim shorts are amazing!

What a lovely thing to say, Jolene.....but I give full credit for my photo to the lovely Vivian and her creator, Jerry Landwerlan. His company was called Decoeyes and he made molds from actual vintage store display mannequins. He called this mannequin, "Vivacious Vivian" and said that in his...

Lovely sweater and I agree with late 50s-early 60s!