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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."

Vintage 50s Red Lilli Ann Hourglass Suit w/Black Fur Trim Vintage 50s Blue & Pink Floral Border Print Party Dress w/Rhinestones Vintage 70s Rainbow "Patchwork" Quilted Jacket

So pretty! And I love that they are in the original box.

Very cool - I will look him up. The portrait looks like my two fat Maine Coon Cats!

I love your avatar! It looks like Harburt of Boston made sportswear https://www.newspapers.com/clip/20653767/the-orlando-sentinel/

Wow - I love the fancy peplum! Have you checked on the underside of the selvage of the seams in the skirt? Sometimes the label is hidden in there. I love finding those!

With that unusual shape you'd think you could track it down. No matter what, it's a great piece and I hope you get some answers. PS. Your wallpaper! "smilielove:

Hi Sandra - those are amazing!

Oh I just love that! It's so wearable.

I've come across a lot of Priscilla of Boston pieces but I don't think I have anything at the moment.

I see 40s, especially with those great buttons.

These are great. I agree with Ruth that the second one looks like a women's sweater. You might be able to date the first one by the zipper, using this guide https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/a-guide-to-dating-talon-zippers-updated-and-revised.79464/

What a beauty! I would call it a cocktail dress too. And echoing everything that Ruth said. If you're not in a hurry to sell it you might want to wait a while, as I'm finding that formal pieces aren't doing as well as they used to.

That is really cool and unusual! At first I thought could be 60s judging from the style and the lack of a Woolmark label, which they started using in 1971 https://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/woolmark/ But then I realized it's not 100% wool. So maybe 70s? Whatever the age it's...

I remember Aldo in the mall was THE shoe store in the 90s. And like Maggie, I wore shoes similar to them during that time. Another vote for early 90s! Nice to "see" you again!

Hello and welcome! It's really cute! My gut says 80s or 90s but a label photo would be helpful.

Vintage 1940s/1950 Ceil Chapman black lace gown with a ruffled peplum.

I love this color! I have these two dresses with marigold yellow flowers both listed on Etsy right now (click on the photo to see the listing). Marimekko Novelty print

Hello and welcome! You can use the Union Label to narrow down the dates from 1974 - 1995. https://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/union-label/ To me, the peach looks late 70s, and the pink looks early 80s. I remember girls wearing dresses like that to our prom in around 1983 or so...

I don't know anything about Authentic Imports but this looks late 80s/early 90s to me. It's a great piece!

I pick up Lip Service when I see it but haven't come across any recently. And Fleuvog platforms are a rarity here in Maine. But I love that people are buying this type of clothing again!

Oh...I love that!

What a cute piece! I see a 70s midi or maxi. I've had a few Mike Benet pieces over the years and they have been high quality.