Some 50's frou-frou

[The Vintage Vendeuse]

I don't often have the joy of find such pretty finery in such wonderful condition, please indulge me in showing them off. (Thank you!)
The blue chiffon is a "normal size" but I had to put the ivory lace wedding gown on my child sewing form and stuff the front with socks. I love how the wedding gown has two little blue bows sewn to the satin underslip at each side of the hemline. And each gown came with arm covers... do these have a name? The blue gown even has a matching reticule.
No labels on anything.
~Donna

 

[Pinkcoke]

Gorgeous, I have a 50s/60s candyfloss pink wiggle dress in the same ruched chiffon technique I've yet to list. It also comes under the 'frou frou' category!
I was tempted to call those armlets, but a quick search tells me that's the arm equivalent of an anklet, so maybe not. It seems to just go by arm sleeves. Seperate arm sleeves?

 

[EndlessAlley]

Detached lace sleeve. Fabulous finds!!! Thanks for sharing.

 

[The Vintage Vendeuse]

Thanks
I tried to convince my teen daughter that she should wear the blue one to prom this year but she thinks it looks "too Cinderella". She loves the ivory lace one and said she'd wear that but it's way too small for her.