1950s skirt

I know, I know, is she seriously talking about fall already?! Yes, dear reader, yes! And as it is my favorite season, I'm not even going to apologize! As a seamstress, I need to start thinking about and planning my fall projects now, so I can get going on them and wear them when fall does arrive. We have been having an unusually cool week here, a welcome break after the 90 degree heat, and it is making me even more excited for cooler weather and the return of fall fashion! I have collected…

The classic preppy look. Scanned from American Girl magazine.

A Great Selection Of Authentic Styles 1940s & 50s Inspired Skirts, Create Your Perfect Vintage Style By Mixing & Matching Skirts & Blouses For That Perfect Look. Swing Skirts, Circle Skirts, Wiggle Skirts full circle skirt & More..

This weeks photo roundup is all about vintage skirts. Versatile, easy to wear, and casual or glamorous, the skirt has a long history and a diverse range of styles. Long ankle-length skirts started off the turn of the century and gradually shortened up to just below the knee in the 1920s. Hemlines dropped and the

The New Look shape of 1947 carried over into the skirts worn in the ‘50s. Skirts were tight at the natural waist and were either very full or very fitted. The names of these style of skirts have changed over the decades. Today, 50s skirts are often called full circle skirts, swing skirts, pencil skirts,

As a young teen obsessed with vintage clothing, I dearly wanted a circle skirt. I'd seen them in old magazines and thought the felt ones with appliques like poodles or the Eiffel Tower were just too cute for words. When my grandmother realized how much I loved vintage fashion, she gave me a beauti

Knee-length,special poodle print decorative,back-zipper closure,A-line,special design make you lovely and charming Retro timeless 50's fit and flare dress ,flared skirt cut,shows your long legs and pretty body shape

Authentic vintage (dresses!) for an authentic life.

McCall's 8715; ©1951; Misses' Daytime or Evening Skirt. Wearing History [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]