One more. This one is worth it just for the source and the model's hair, even if it weren't a great dress:
Farmer, Farm, Stock and Home magazine 2346 (mid-1940's): Shirt dress or housecoat with back pleat, shoulder yoke, six-gore skirt with set-in-seam pockets, and full-length front button closure.
Oh, and epic bangs.
Farmer, Farm, Stock and Home magazine 2346 (mid-1940's): Shirt dress or housecoat with back pleat, shoulder yoke, six-gore skirt with set-in-seam pockets, and full-length front button closure.
Oh, and epic bangs.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhfGNuQClHbiUOxLmY_wMs8y9fYQ60ER0zT-tui238uBmpBVEPhed0ro4jXIj3lQew5ueMn2lLKJCZRThHo2EdMKNgna2f82xuJSNaDa7JppjnFoLQLCGHpgMV-TEjMW0ibG7LCZLbCtnQ/s400/Farmer%252C+Farm%252C+Stock%252C+and+Home+2346.jpg)
The artist had aspirations, too. Those girls look like characters, not just mannequins.
This is the kind of dress that will look great on me but, alas, I cannot do the hair. I would die from hairspray fumes before I could get it to hold that much shape. I have certified Sixties hippie hair--thin, stick-straight, and baby-fine. The ninety-pound weakling of hair.
Sigh.
This is the kind of dress that will look great on me but, alas, I cannot do the hair. I would die from hairspray fumes before I could get it to hold that much shape. I have certified Sixties hippie hair--thin, stick-straight, and baby-fine. The ninety-pound weakling of hair.
Sigh.
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