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Revision as of 14:22, 23 February 2009
Copyright 1972. Misses' Bride or Bridesmaid dress with sleeve and neckline interest. 15 pieces.
The dress with princess seaming has back zipper and set-in sleeves. Versions one, two, and three have low round neckline. Versions one and three have two-piecs long bell shaped sleeves and crochet type lace edging. Version two with lace daisy medallion trim has two-piece long sleeves gathered to bow trimmed cuffs. Versions four and five with high round neckline and stand-up collar have short sleeves gathered to sleeve bands and belt stitched in side front seams. Version four has embroidered braid or ribbon trim. Version five has daisy medallion trim.
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