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I agree with Mary Jane - 70s, and there are definitely buyers out there. I haven't seen a Gunne lace bolero before. That may add some value.

Newly listed at MagsRags.net 20s kimono-style robe in gold satin with a floral organza overlay 20s straw boater hat by Whitehall, size 7 1/2 (large)

Aloha Style at MagsRags.net 1950s sarong dress, halter or strapless in an Asian print by Hoaloha 1940s fit & flare jacket in an embroidered kimono fabric by Lois Russell 1960s brocade cheong sam dress by Alfred Shaheen 1970s maxi dress in trompe l'oeil border print from Tori Richard...

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Goddess wear at MagsRags.net 20s/30s kimono-style robe in golden satin with floral organza overlay 60s Op Art gold metallic knit dress by Mason Edwards 60s gold brocade evening blouse & skirt set by Nelly de Grab and since not every goddess is golden, a 70s raspberry chiffon goddess dress...

Could it be sheared mink?

Thank you, MJ! It certainly brings the drama.

I am not a fur expert, but I agree with Mary Jane that it does not have the typical look of mink. Hopefully Caryn @foreveraftervintage will stop by to take a look.

new at MagsRags.net 20s silk satin ruffled tiered evening cape with gold lamè lining 50s/60s big collared sundress in pastel plaid by Carol Brent

Welcome Anna! So glad to have you here, and look forward to seeing you around. sending lovetip my hat

it looks like a version of the sombrero. Would ladies of that era have brought home a souvenir from their travels?

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Is there a maker’s tag? I am wondering about the possibility of maternity wear.

Yes! When I was there 4 years ago, the place was laid out almost like a very fancy antique mall - each designer (or company) with their sort-of kiosk. So if you wanted Chanel, you looked at their map and went to the Chanel "booth". There's an area for Kenzo, one for Armani, and so on. Or you can...

Galeries Lafayette is a high end French department store chain. I have visited their flagship store in Paris and it is astonishing in an OTT sort of way. They have a Wikipedia entry.

Chicago style at MagsRags.net 20s T-strap flapper heels in black velvet and silver leather silk velvet 20s cocoon coat with silver lamè backed flower-petal collar 20s lace flapper dress with handkerchief hem 20s plaid brocade necktie with 1923 patent date tag 20s chiffon garden party...

New at MagsRags.net late 40s to early 50s nip waist jacket in red/purple gabardine by Eisenberg Turf Club 20s lace flapper dress with handkerchief hem, flawed but wearable and a pair of wooden 30s hat display stands, painted

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at MagsRags.net 70s Cottagecore pinafore-style maxidress by Bee Mine another 70s maxidress, this one with angel sleeves by Milson of California

Glad you made it to the forums, Kathy - welcome!

Quite a puzzle! Where did you source the images? I'm assuming not bound in a magazine or you would have the magazine's name and probably a date. I see the largest photo (Black model in orange) has some text, although incomplete and in French (I think - a little blurry when I enlarge). It looks...

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I love the lining! And great call on the possible Austin Powers connection.

new at MagsRags.net a 1920s chiffon drop waist dress with capelet collar

My first reaction is 40s as well, but thinking probably post-WW2 due to the longer skirt. I like the pocket detailing!

Welcome Jools! :hiya:

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You are clearly dealing with UK-related nuances - jumper instead of sweater, size W - that are not in my area of expertise! Hopefully someone from the correct side of the Atlantic will be along with worthwhile opinions. It does occur to me that the other angle to look at is when was "Gt...

New at MagsRags.net late 50s to early 60s Emma Domb silk organza sheath with cummerbund-style waist shabby chic painted hat display stand

Huk-a-poo was known for their prints in that era. I've never had one, but this reminds me of some I have seen online.