It's getting close to time for the Vintage Ball, people! We sent in the order for our tickets yesterday, and I hope we can get them! December 30th isn't that far off, and I have some sewing to do. I need to finish fixing the sleeves on Grace's dress, and my friend Ashley is going to be joining us and I need to put straps on her dress. I need to get sewing on my own dress too! I can't make up my mind whether I want to make a colonial ball gown (I bought some chocolate satin and ivory brocade for one) or to wear the white and black dress I redid the sleeves on.
But anyways....I have some dresses that I would like to sell. I don't wear them anymore, partly because of a lack of events to wear them too, partly because my tastes have changed as I've grown older. I'll be sad to see these dresses go as I really like them (who doesn't like to dress up and pretend to be a princess or a Spanish señorita? I do at least.) but I know that I probably won't have any events to wear them to and so they are just taking up closet space. And I need the money to pay for college. :(
The first is a navy blue and silver medieval dress that I wore last year. It has a stretch velvet skirt and back bodice, satin skirt gore and sleeves, net upper sleeves and trim, and satin with velvet detailing on the front bodice. Waist measurement is approximately 28 inches, bust is approx. 34 inches. Dress is long enough to just touch the floor on me and I stand at 5'4" barefoot. You can't see it in the photo, but the hem rises just a little bit in the front to show off your shoes (and so you don't step on the skirt!).
Dad says I look like Anne Boleyn in this dress.
Back view.
There's a matching headband.
Close up of the bodice. The sunlight sort of washed out the color in this picture, but you can see the velvet pattern clearly.
I'm asking $30 for it, plus $5 for shipping.
SOLD!!!

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