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I don't think they are spiders. They have only 6 legs. Maybe ants or something. Sorry, no help with age but really cute!

To me, it looks more 90s.

Fantastic Maggie! It always takes a little time for a new resource to spread and this should really be helpful! :clapping:

Pretty! I am thinking maybe a bit later 60s.

Also if you use the search feature on the right side of the website...say, you type in acrylic, you will bring up all the articles that contain that word. The search feature works really well. http://vintagefashionguild.org/

I dont know if there is really a specific name for the fabric. I think it is what you have described; a flocked voile From the VFG Fabric Resource Flocked Fabric It could also be Organdy

Good eye Jody!

I would agree with Nicole on late 60s with those new shots. That label, the ruffled neckline and size 12 fitting like a modern 2 or 4 all say late 60s to me.

That is so cool Jody! Congratulations to Harry :clapping: This is going on my wish list, which I send to DH and children every month or so, for gift ideas :horny: I know you are so proud, as you should be!

Could you post a photo of the dress and the label? What is judmo?

I found this reference from 1995 http://www.thefreelibrary.com/St. John reports third quarter earnings.-a017336059

If it is a Ceil, it will have her name on it. See Samuel Winston in the VFG Label Resource http://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/winston-samuel/

It is difficult to see any detail in the photos, but from the description and overall look, I would agree with 30s. Great dress!

The label looks most like the 70s one in the label resource to me http://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/saint-laurent-yves/ I would guess 70s or early 80s. I deleted your duplicate post BTW. Welcome!

If you post a photo of the dress and the label, I am sure you will get a better response.

Nice! :clapping:

I know you said there is no makers label, but are there any labels at all? If so maybe there is RN number listed . If you can find an RN number you might be able to find the manufacturer by searching the RN database. https://rn.ftc.gov/pls/textilern/wrnquery$.startup

Your buckle in the last photo set looks very much like the design on a late 60s/early 70s Lanvin pendant set that I have Maybe Lanvin borrowed a bit Front Back

Here is a good resource http://www.uniformfreak.com/uniforms.html

I think Maggie summed it up quite well. I have changed your signature to just your first name.

Depending on browser...you need to right click on a photo and view image info. Then copy the url shown on the info page as Location. For instance the Location URL for this first image is https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/s720x720/603414_374392685959416_1068251022_n.jpg That is what...

You are good Joules! :USETHUMBUP:

I think garter belts were still quite common throughout the 60s.

Oh my, some lovely offerings! Something for everyone. Deborah, love your fish-net dress w/matching pants! :wub:

Found this old price list/brochure from 1909. It seems to suggest your short jacket is older as it is pre- Ellesser-Heynemann, which as stated on the brochure was a successor to Heynemann & Co. It does mention Chevonette, although it is pants not jackets

Also from the USPTO So the first use of this brand was in 1876

The short jacket is at least pre-1946 as "Lee" acquired the company and the "Cant Bust Em" brand at that time http://www.vintagecityclothing.com/pages/lee-history Old denim work or chore jackets can go for a nice sum, especially pre 1940s. You might search eBay for closed listings for...

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Hi Katie :hiya: Welcome!