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One clear turquoise color, with plenty happening in the knit: this handcrafted 1960s Regency mini dress combines a simple body with raised latticework and full bell sleeves. Open squares edge the high neckline, while diamond motifs at the upper sleeves lead into vertical lines and a fuller shape below. The mini length gives those sculpted sleeves room to stand out. Modern size US 2/4, shown on Ghazal. Very good vintage condition, with minor wear throughout. Style it with delicate accessories and heels, or take a relaxed direction with sandals and layered jewelry.
Original price was: $198.00.$128.00Current price is: $128.00.
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Turquoise color and sculpted sleeves give this handcrafted 1960s Regency knit dress its character. The body keeps a close, simple line through the mini-length skirt, allowing the knitted latticework to become the focus. At the high neckline, open squares create a light border against the skin.
The bell sleeves have a more elaborate construction: raised diamond latticework crosses the upper arms, then gives way to long vertical knit lines and a full shape toward the wrists. The contrast between the textured sleeves and the simpler body is what makes the dress read so clearly in a single color.
Modern size: US 2/4.
About the model: Ghazal is 5ft 7in and typically wears approximately a modern high-fashion USA dress size 4/6 or Medium. Her bust is 34C, waist 27in and hips 40in.
Delicate accessories and heels keep the emphasis on the turquoise knit and short silhouette. Pair it with sandals and layered jewelry for a more relaxed direction. A simple bag leaves the sleeve construction in view.
Very good vintage condition, with minor signs of wear throughout. This piece is sold as-is due to its age and rarity.
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| Era | |
|---|---|
| Women’s Size | XS (0–2), S (4–6) |
| Material | Knit |
Modern / Present dayQuirk
Modern / Present dayQuirk
Modern / Present dayQuirk
1940sPendleton
