Need Help with Key Words for This Top

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antiqueladyvintage

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I dated this top by Bullock's of Wilshire to the 60s. What do you think? I couldn't think of any key words to catch interest on this. Any suggestions-thank you in advance-:)
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i agree on date, and think it's pretty cool! Is it a lurex thread?
I'd think Bullock's would be searched, and could you use op-art circles, or maybe geometric?
I'm terrible with keywords as is blatantly apparent here - but I'm sure someone will be able to help more! :D
 
I think it is a Lurex thread although it doesn't feel as stretchy as Lurex normally feels. It's a neat top and it's a bit too tiny for me in the shoulders. I thought I would wear it with a pair of Jack Bryan palazzo pants I found at a rummage sale. Alas, the pants are too long and the effort of altering pleated chiffon is not worth the few times I would wear the outfit. The pants are too long even with four inch heels! Why couldn't I be taller than 5"1'? :(
 
"metallic" is a searched term right now, last I heard.

I'd go with something like "Vintage 60's Metallic Op-Art GoGo Shell Top".
 
Cool top! (and I know what you mean about being 5'1"--DH calls me vertically challenged)

I've used the term "geo print" in conjunction with op art before, i.e., "op art geo-print" whatever. I don't know if it's a searched term, but refines the op art term to differentiate the geometric pattern from the wild floral psychedelic 60s prints that are also called op art. FWIW....
 
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