Vintage silk

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One-of-a-kind pieces, handmade by MORPHEW ATELIÉR with sustainably sourced, luxury materials. Material: Japanese Kimono Silk . Vintage condition: Excellent. Measurements Bust: 24 in. Waist: 22 in. Hips: 34 in. Overall length: 70 in.

Vintage dresses and clothing from the 1930s and 1940s. 1930s Hungarian embroidered dresses and blouses. Jazz Age Lawn Party Dresses. 1940s Novelty Print Dresses. 1930s Satin Gowns.

PREMIUM SILK high quality silk satin | gorgeous fabric for festive blouses and dresses This luxurious and lightweight silk satin is available in four charming colours: white, gray, moss green and black. This fabric has a smooth, luxurious hand and a soft fluid drape. The gorgeous silk is perfect for all kinds of festive dresses, tops and blouses. You can also use it for evening gowns and even wedding dresses! This fabric is designed and made in Europe. + + + + + Get inspired and enjoy…

Long outer garment for women which is frequently sheer and made of chiffon or other translucent fabrics. The word comes from French "peigner", to comb the hair, describing a garment worn while brushing one's hair, originally referring to a dressing gown or bathrobe.