Let’s Go Fish!

My kids think this shirt is dumb looking, and the fish needs to be punched in the junk. I’m like, … More

Rice Bowl? Mushroom? You Decide!

My kids think this MALIA of Hawaii dress looks like it has rice bowls all over it. I say it’s … More

This…is a sailor top. It is missing its scarfy thing, which I bet was navy blue, so you should insert … More

According to my children, this is the gingerbread dress. Or the outfit worn by the racecar driver for Hershey’s. They … More

This “Stacy Ames” 1950s-1960s fit and flare is a sort of softer version of taffeta — I really don’t know … More

This is great material, a hand made dress, and someone was good enough at the SEWING to scallop the neckline … More

I’ve mentioned my kids help me with the photography and display, right? For this dress, they insisted on proving the … More

I confess I am not great at identifying the types of materials of the dresses in my collection. This is … More

I’m learning more about vintage clothes forcing myself to sell my babies than I did when I was just wearing … More

In a shock of shocks, I even have the BELT that goes with this snazzy, straight skirted dress! I love … More

It’s going to be interesting, as I continue along this path, how in the HELL to label some of the … More

I have probably more black plain dresses in my collection than any other single type of garment. They tend to … More

This one fits one of my kids, but she’s like, ugh, too girly. It looked SO cute on her. I … More

Pleatage. What’s pleatage? Well, it’s how you describe the shoulders of this dress when you don’t really know that much … More

(This one sold fast!) I had a feeling, when I found this garment, that it was no ordinary tunic. I … More

One thing about polyester — it’s wrinkle resistant like cotton can’t even pretend to be. This skirt is in great … More