Ok... how about this one? 50s or 60s?

[Vixen]

Guess whose back?

Ok... now how about this one? Super fab fabric and I love the low back!
<img src='http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-3/674349/Img_3045.jpg' width=343 height=597 >
<img src='http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-3/674349/Img_3046.jpg' width=307 height=410 >
<img src='http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-3/674349/Img_3048.jpg' width=242 height=541 >
<img src='http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-3/674349/Img_3049.jpg' width=281 height=518 >
<img src='http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-3/674349/Img_3050.jpg' width=443 height=312 >

 

[Jonathan]

Another c. 1960 dress. Another feature of the full skirts at this period is that they are often gathered onto the waistband so if you picked the skirt apart you would find a rectangular piece of material. The 50s are usually cut A-line, or inset panels in the skirt to create a more triangular shape.
Love the low back. Sometimes necklaces are worn backwards by models in magazines of the period to feature the low backline although I don't know if any women actually ever did that in real life.

 

[Vixen]

Oh yes! I have seen the whole necklace in the back thing! Thanks again Jonathan, you're the best
Any particular kw's to gather interest?

 

[Patentleathershoes]

Just desctibe it. Mention the full skirt, colors, deep v back, etc, and people looking for those components will find it. use "very early 60s" or a better one might be 50s/60s cusp. That way people looking for the look that truly is a transitionary look, and is not the early 60s Jackie Kennedy look will find it.

 

[www.VintageGrace.com]

I love that sea green / ocean blue thing going on! The dress has that kinda cocktail/dinner party vibe to it. Dynamite little bow in the back. You may even want to throw VLV in the title. That would make a snazzy little outfit for strolling the strip in!

~Maureen