Info On This Dress

[Nate Sherman]

!!Please forgive the poor/shapeless photos!!

Craving your thoughts/opinions on age and info about this. It’s fully lined and seems fairly well made...I didn’t have much luck with the label.

Thanks so much!

 

[Rue_de_la_Paix]

I love that dress. I see early 1960s, 62-63 ish.

 

[Vintagiality]

Agree with Barbara. I see early 60s as well. It's beautiful!

 

[Vintagiality]

Would you give us permission to use the label for our label resource?

Thanks

 

[Nate Sherman]

Would you give us permission to use the label for our label resource?

Thanks

Most definitely!!

Thank You Again Folks!

 

[lkranieri]

Several years ago I posted HERE a couple of snippets of information about Betty Ingvold.

 

[lkranieri]

A 1953 article stated: “Taffeta, in sheath silhouettes or wide flaring skirts, is starred in the first group of junior size dresses, laebeled Suzette Originals, at Murray Millman of California ($10.75 to $19.75). Designer is Betty Ingvoldstad.”

By 1955 Betty Ingvold was designing junior dresses.

By 1956 Betty Ingvold of Vago Inc was designing junior size coats.

 

[Nate Sherman]

A 1953 article stated: “Taffeta, in sheath silhouettes or wide flaring skirts, is starred in the first group of junior size dresses, laebeled Suzette Originals, at Murray Millman of California ($10.75 to $19.75). Designer is Betty Ingvoldstad.”

By 1955 Betty Ingvold was designing junior dresses.

By 1956 Betty Ingvold of Vago Inc was designing junior size coats.

Super Cool!!
Is there a consensus that this is a Junior dress? In honestly, I’d be curious how to properly describe this one as it doesn’t fit my wife and I’m going to try to find a good home fore it.

 

[Midge]

I would say the style isn't particularly, but the size might be a junior size if it is quite small.

 

[Rue_de_la_Paix]

Possibly it is a Petite size.