>I had every intention of posting fall hats today, but I was distracted when thumbing through the catalog by the lovely smocked dress at the upper left. Love! I really need to learn smocking- I really admire smocked frocks! It reminds me very much of one I desperately wanted from Kickshaw on Etsy. Unfortunately by the time the funds came together the dress was gone! Woe! But I’m sure whoever got it gave it a great home. Maybe it went to one of you?
For those less patient (that includes me), the two top right dresses have lovely shirred detailing. I particularly love the HUGE collar on the orangish tone frock.
Just progressing on the coat… slowly. I’m working now on the fur cuff pieces, then on to the wool! I also listed several unused Vintage Vogue reprints from my stash on the Etsy shop today, as well as some little vintage what-nots yesterday and today.
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8 responses to “>New Dash for Misses- and Smart Smocked Frocks- Circa 1937-1937”
>Oooh, love the kickshaw dress! The smocking is quite restrained – I think I could handle doing that!
>I like the tunic length over a slim skirt for the orange frock…front kick pleat and all. Oh the ideas you've inspired…!
>Love those dresses!
>I love the plaid scarf tied in a big bow around the neck of the lady wearing the swagger suit. Super cute!
>I love smocking too…I definitely want to learn how to do it. Love the velvet looking coat with the bow dress!!
>such cool 30's dresses-so inspiring!
>The dresses are beautiful and the smocking in the last photo is beautiful, looks like there are pearls added as well.
>Oh! I love the dress with the shirring detail; especially since it's echoed on the pockets. Lovely! Too bad about that vintage dress though–it's so gorgeous. That happens to me a lot though: I get my heart set on a piece of vintage and it's sold by the time I can afford it! Boo hoo.♥ Casey | blog