Welcome to my Graveyard Vintage blog. I will be posting everything vintage, whether it's my collection or things that just catch my eye. I have been on the web with the name To Dress Vintage, I am no longer using that name. Graveyard Vintage was a dream come true years ago, so now I can sell more than just vintage clothing, now I can sell vintage housewares ,vintage accessories and any other finds. Thanks for being patient with this change. Please come again Vampira would be pleased as well.
Showing posts with label Hollywood style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hollywood style. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
This is why I love Lilli Anns....
I have been a huge Lilli Ann fan for years, I purchase my very first one in high-school at a local vintage shop in the 1980s. Thanks to the vintage shop Kitchy- Koo I fell in love with a Lilli Ann faux leopard print coat. This coat is long gone, I ended up selling it to a gal at a local coffee shop. Boy, do I miss that coat of mine. When I get one it is hard to let go, but boy do they sell fast. I had such a good week when one coat went to California, a dress went to NYC and now my favorite one is off to the UK. I have only three more Lilli Ann suits left in my collection, I hope they sell soon. I might keep them, hehe. I have not listed them on my website until they come back from the dry cleaners this week, and one will need some repairs. I will blog them later...stay tuned.
Here are the beauties that are now in happy homes...
Labels:
40s blazer,
50s coat,
80s dress,
Hollywood style,
Lilli Ann,
Lilli Ann coat,
Lilli Ann dress
Friday, August 1, 2014
My new Lilli Diamond
Here's my 1950s Lilli Diamond wool fitted dress, very wearable for Fall/Winter. Perfect for that Lilli Diamond admirer and collector. I matched it up for fun with my faux fox collar and a red 50s purse. What a cool dress! Click on Link to find this dress. Miigwech, thanks!
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Vintage Platform Shoes by Alfriero Maccanti
These shoes are so cute, and in very good condition for there age. It's hard to determine what era these are from. I found shoes on Google images with the exact same stamp shoe label, but they were from the 1960s. They had large heels, and pointy toes. These shoes I was told were from the 40s, but its hard to tell when I can't find a duplicate on Etsy or Ebay. Still very stylish and a classic look.
Send me your foot measurements and I can tell you if you will fit theses like a glove. These are marked as 6 1/2, but tend to be smaller. They have a 4 inch heel, inside shoe is 9 inches, widest part of toe is 3 inches, outside of shoe from toe to heel is 10. Please measure yourself carefully vintage shoes tend to run small. I believe these are a size 5.
Here are the beauties- They are very wearable, but old. One dent on the toe, needs to be polished and shoe straps needs to be soften up by a cobbler. We are going to be listing them soon. Please email us at cabbiekat@hotmail.com or find us on Etsy under Graveyard Vintage. Thanks for looking!
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