Desperately wishing I could afford a 1930's dress collection...
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Oooo, I want them all! Thank you so much for including my nightgown - it's going to be hard to part with.
Yesterday I received your lovely little note and garland! Thank you so very much! There will be pictures when I find a home for it <3
Perfection! I adore the 30's.
oh perfection, indeed. There's nothing like the 30s!!
*sigh* Me too, girl. Back then ladies dressed like LADIES and NEVER-NEVER-NO-NEVER wore sweatpants in public (like I admittedly did this morning).
Cheers!
oh, they're beauties! you know, some dresses from the 70's and 80's tried hard to resemble that style without being as expensive. I know it's not the real deal, but still cute! xo
-sigh- all theses dresses are terribly lovely.
aww, thanks for including my dress!!! message me if you're interested and i can give you the quincy price ;o)
huge fan and I'd love for you to check out MY blog at www.lakuvent.blogspot.com
:) <3
Lauren
These are gorgeous! I love 30s gowns for their detail and playfulness (the 30s had a dizzying array of "novelty" styles that were really too cute! ;).
♥ Casey
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Oh-my-holy-amazing, Rachel! I want them ALL, too, but that top with the bows down the front? Geeeeeez.
~Ruby
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