I am stepping out of my box.. for pink and mod..

T

Teresas Treasures

Registered Guest
This is late 60s and now all I need are white gogo boots..

My tastes in vintage run more to the classic but on my last shopping trip I tried to go outside my box and pick up some items that I normally would not have gone for. I ended up with quite a number of pink items - this outfit being one of them:

<center>
pinkmoddress-1.jpg



pinkmoddresswithjacket-1.jpg



</center>
 
I love this outfit! Pink isn't my favourite colour but this shade of pink is just lovely. And the jacket is really yummy - very chic! You should step out of your box more often! lol
 
Just had another look or three at your lovely dress suit. I don't know why (perhaps it's because of her colouring - blonde) but I can see the lovely French actress, Catherine Deneuve wearing something like this back in the day. :spin:
 
I love pink and I love that outfit, I'm green with envy :) drooling on my key board - if your selling please let me know when and where, maybe it's a tiny one though...my pocketbook'd like it if it were :) That's awesome! Love it!
 
I am selling it this week and it is not that tiny - probably about a size 6. I am listing a bunch of 60s/70s stuff this next week - just with high school starting and getting my son off to college and wrapping up the summer I have been busy! I am summer cleaning (vs spring cleaning :) ) and then starting to list tommorrow.
 
What's the bust measurement on it (probably won't fit me anyways as my bust is 40") as I love it and I have white go-go boots!!!

Lei
 
Originally posted by Teresas Treasures

<center>
pinkmoddress-1.jpg



pinkmoddresswithjacket-1.jpg



</center>
Click to expand...
Oh to drool over,
Pinks not my shade either and it will not fit me still I cannot think what a fabulous outfit drooling over it.

Originally posted by crinolinegirl
I love it and I have white go-go boots!!!

Lei
Click to expand...
:wow22: Mini skirts and go-go-boots that not your usual period Lei just so use to you seeing you in Victorian/ Edwardian or the 50's
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top