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That's it - thank you!

I'll come up with the term for it at 3 am!

I see 50s too and lovely! Are there hooks under the fur collar so it can be worn up around the neck? There is a term for that but I can't remember what it is!

Just seeing this post - that is such a great piece! LL Bean is currently holding IG sales of vintage pieces and it's selling like hot cakes, so now would be a good time to sell this.

I'm not help, I'm just ogling your inventory behind the blouse! :drooling22:

Oh my gosh that's cute! It's reading a little later for me, maybe early 70s? And I agree with Suzanne, it's probably washable but I'd do it by hand and by itself as red can really run.

I'm not help with the shoes but it's nice to "see" you Laurie!

Oh lord, I can barely wear Spanx these days!

That would make sense after a year of kaftans and sweats!

Gosh that is amazing! A. MAZ. ING. A lot of these jackets date from the 40s and 50s and that would be my guess. The font used for the YKK zipper looks older. I'm not an expert by any means so hopefully someone else who knows more will weigh in.

I'm sorry to hear that, but it's nice to "see" you Barbara. Wishing you a speedy recovery!

OMG Chris - these are amazing! Who are your wonderful models?

We watched the first two episodes last night and really enjoyed it. So much eye candy!

I see 70s too, and it's very on trend right now - cottage core is HOT!

Sounds like a cool puzzle. It looks colonial era to me but this is waaaaay outside of my realm of knowledge. Hopefully someone with knowledge of older clothing will see this.

Hi!!! I know nothing about furs but this has such a great look.

I have seen discussions about using those numbers to date clothing but I don't know if there was ever a definitive answer. It's such a lovely, classic skirt. I'm seeing early 90s. I'd love to hear what others think. I love vintage Ralph Lauren pieces!

According to our label resource, the label is from the 90s https://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/comme-des-garcons/ And that's all I've got! I do know that it's gorgeous - love that detail on the left shoulder. Hopefully, someone here will have more information for you.

Wow - I can't help but that print is AMAZING.

I sold this Ann Lowe wedding dress a few years ago. It was so well made. Of course of all the pieces I've sold, this is the one label that I neglected to take a photo of!

Here's mine with a peekaboo midriff and prong-set rhinestones. I think it would be an adorable non-traditional wedding dress.

I was just unpacking and organizing some of my recent finds and one of them is an Eloise Curtis for Happenstance dress. I'll post a pic at some point.

Hi! Could you post a photo of the blouse and the tag? That will help with dating, plus it sounds lovely!

My Dad and I were talking about thread last night. He has a spool cabinet full of vintage thread and I was reminded of this post.

That has a great look - love the sleeve details!

Oh wow that's a beauty! Love the detailing on the front. I'm still seeing 50s but someone here might be able to give you a more specific date. Thanks for posting the photos!

70s boho blue suede belted jacket - now on Etsy.

With the metal zipper, I think it could be 50s but I'd LOVE to see the photo of the entire piece - for the eye candy and because it will help date it more decisively.

Oh wow - so pretty! I agree with MJ. I love the jacquard pattern of the robe. And if that's you in the avatar then lucky you to have found such a lovely Gunne Sax (or Gunne Sax style) dress!

I've also heard them referred to as "modesty panels."