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Poppies appear again on this taffeta cocktail dress, spring 1956, by Rocco Materay. This sold at auction for $960.
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Vintage Dresses Celebrate Spring

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The Phenomenal Peacock Dress of Lady Mary Curzon

Post knew about dressing to impress. She wore this tulle and taffeta for an evening in Palm Beach. It features a sweetheart neckline, a blue velvet bow, lace, and sequins.
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Inside the Closet of Marjorie Merriweather Post

Ann Lowe, at 67, in her New York atelier, with a model posing in her one of her designs in Ebony Magazine, 1966. Every dress Lowe designed was hand-sewn and one-of- a- kind, tailor made to fit the wearer's exact measurements. Her superb work and attention to found an audience among New York City's most affluent social circles.
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Pioneering Fashion Designer Ann Lowe

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Elvis Presley Still a Style Icon

A Hungarian costume featuring a cambric blouse and velvet skirt, mid-17th century.
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Fashion Friday’s Top 10 for 2020

Orange evening dress with white embroidery, French, ca. 1865-67, by Charles Frederick Worth.
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Victorian Fashions Celebrate Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice

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The Pandemic is Making House Dresses Hot Again