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DuBarry 2403 (1939): Cute housedress with novelty sleeves and lots of rick-rack potential!
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Oh. My. God.
Prairie skirt Heaven.
McCall's 5248 (1976): See that tan skirt second from right? The skirt that I didn't even know I needed until it popped up on an eBay link this morning? The skirt without which my life can no longer be complete??
Prairie skirt Heaven.
McCall's 5248 (1976): See that tan skirt second from right? The skirt that I didn't even know I needed until it popped up on an eBay link this morning? The skirt without which my life can no longer be complete??
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I give up. I'm not fighting the Seventies prairie yen any more. I just can't.
Now, I need some seriously tall boots.
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Yeah, E is pretty sweet, too. I think I might have to go whole-hog and do the rose pattern on one of them.