rosaburke1
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HELLO AGAIN
I found this on a little road trip to a Country Town about 40 minutes drive away from where I live in Australia.
The label is : alex colman CALIFORNIA.
Is this a 'desirable' label? Maybe its a 'common' label to find in America (?) but probably rare in Australia (?).
My guess of the era would be from the late 60's or early 70's (with that vivid retro print!), but the label matches the Alex Colman label from the early 60's. (apologies for the poor quality label photo-I can never get a good one!).
:help:What era do others think it's from? Could it be from the early 60's? (maybe Alex Colman was ' fashion forward' with his designs?).
The style is kinda like a mini (not micro mini!), well it fits like a mini on my 170cm frame!
It has a back zipper and lining in the upper neck (back and front) only.
I guess you would call it a shift dress (?).
Again, the seams have been finished off with v shaped scissors or something.
The fabric content tag has faded. My guess is a ribbed cotton.
Another tag says: Dry clean or hand washable. Owner has followed this advice as dress in excellent vintage condition.
I would love to know how she ended up in Australia!
Thanks for checking her out. Any replies will be appreciated.
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I found this on a little road trip to a Country Town about 40 minutes drive away from where I live in Australia.
The label is : alex colman CALIFORNIA.
Is this a 'desirable' label? Maybe its a 'common' label to find in America (?) but probably rare in Australia (?).
My guess of the era would be from the late 60's or early 70's (with that vivid retro print!), but the label matches the Alex Colman label from the early 60's. (apologies for the poor quality label photo-I can never get a good one!).
:help:What era do others think it's from? Could it be from the early 60's? (maybe Alex Colman was ' fashion forward' with his designs?).
The style is kinda like a mini (not micro mini!), well it fits like a mini on my 170cm frame!
It has a back zipper and lining in the upper neck (back and front) only.
I guess you would call it a shift dress (?).
Again, the seams have been finished off with v shaped scissors or something.
The fabric content tag has faded. My guess is a ribbed cotton.
Another tag says: Dry clean or hand washable. Owner has followed this advice as dress in excellent vintage condition.
I would love to know how she ended up in Australia!
Thanks for checking her out. Any replies will be appreciated.