The 'One Day You'll Be Cool' Dress

£ 145 GBP

If you feel (truly, deeply) that you should have been born in the seventies, this one is for you. She's a long-length vintage dress; best known for her iconic orange print and flamboyant fluted sleeves. Her bodice is made up of a delicate square neckline and faux, covered-button detailing which hide the front zip fastening. She nips in at the waist and falls perfectly into a full skirt. The label tells us she's a Susan Small dress, best known for their party and evening dresses and that she's made from dacron cotton. Excellent vintage condition.

Less is more when it comes to washing her. Repeated vigorous washing damages the fibres of clothing. With this delicate beauty, we'd recommend spot cleaning when required. The original label says dry clean only, we'd stick with that to make sure you keep her in the best condition. Fits like UK 8-10.

Armpit to Armpit: 17", Waist: 14", Length: 53"

Modelled by Emma who is a size S and 5”7.

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The Forever Ago Edit

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The 'One Day You'll Be Cool' Dress

£ 145 GBP

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Armpit to Armpit: 17", Waist: 14", Length: 53"

Modelled by Emma who is a size S and 5”7.

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