Are buyers still Mad 4 Mod? A few questions about a groovy dress ~

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Great rayon knit fabric - the rings are hard plastic covered with crochet.

As usual I'm having trouble coming up with a title that'll help prevent this from getting lost in the shuffle. Any ideas?

And just out of curiosity - found this printed on the lining (the dress is unlabeled) - what is this? I've seen zipper tapes with text woven in, but never anything like this -

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TIA

Carolyn

 

What a unique dress - i must say I have never seen anything quite like it.
I do not know a "Proper term" for that treatment...but it might just be so unique there isn't one.

Is that aqua my monitor is detecting?

 

I agree with Chris-- I don't think it matters if "Mod" is "in"... this dress will totally stand alone.
What a stunner....

kristine

 

kristine...

i was born Mod...lol.....

people who are into Mod don't care if it is in or not : )

and people who like 40s fitted suits don't care if they are in or not either : )

guess that makes me either always in style or always an anachronism whatever the current trend may be.

: )

 

That is so lovely Carolyn. What a pretty color...and I agree with the others...if people like a style they wear it regardless of current trends.

 

Sorry to just be getting back here Thanks for your comments!

Chris - yes, it's as aqua as aqua can be!

Carolyn

 

I agree, that's a GREAT dress! Aqua is definitely a selling point :D

I am having keyword constipation today, so I'm no help there, but I love it!

-Melanie

 

Nice color and nice dress Carolyn!

Trendfully (like my new word?) speaking, the Mod craze <i>is</i> over, but clean lines and classic looks are always in style. This one definitely has a mod flavor to it, but the sweater-like knit doesn't really scream "mod" to me. It's kind of an elegant, classier and more wearable version of mod I think.