Maxi dress 60's or 70's?!!!!!

[LaBoo]

Maxi dress 60\'s or 70\'s?!!!!!

Hi everyone,

Needing a little bit of advice. I'm having to date a few dresses and feeling confused as to the year/era. They are floor length maxi' eith shirtwaister or mandrin esq collar but have a bold 60's prints....

Are they early 70's with a late 60's fabric or.....

A thousand thanking yous!

 

[The Vintage Merchant]

the first one looks 70s w/border print and huge collar....

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[Leisa]

Do they have a label? Or a union tag, maybe?

The one that shows looks 70's to me as well.

 

[Circa Vintage Clothing]

Very '70s! There's no mistaking that massive collar. I would say early to mid '70s on this one - it's common for home dressmakers to use a fabric that's a bit older, but a '60s style would not have those wopping big lapels.

Nicole

 

[natasha22]

I would say that this dress has a 70's style, since 70's fashion was also inspired on vintage-clothing, such this dress prints. The sleeves are also 70's, they have flare-shaped cuffs, and the fabric is colorful. the style most used in the 70's was the maxi length.

 

[catwalkcreative]

Another vote for 70's. The large collar, sleeves and length all scream 70's. It's a great dress.

 

[BECK951]

Originally posted by whitney0125
I am pretty sure they are clothes from 70's because my mom has clothes like those too..


thanks,

i am with whitney0125 because my mom have also

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[adorevintage]

Another vote for the 70s! I've seen enough episodes of That 70's Show to know that the collar can't be mistaken for anything but the 70s!