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1950s vintage mid-length dress designed by the prominent mid-century American label Lorrie Deb Based out of San Francisco, Lorrie Deb was highly celebrated from the 1940s through the 1970s for crafting high-quality junior society clothing, prom dresses, wedding and cocktail attire. The garment showcases classic New Look era markers, featuring a wide, open V-neckline, short cap sleeves, a closely tailored bodice with vertical nipping pleats, and a heavily pleated, voluminous tea-length skirt (see pics of the tulle It is made from ivory lightweight cotton or cotton-blend fabric, accented with delicate, tonal floral embroidery cascading down the front panels and accenting the neckline ONE CALL OUT small hole at back hem/seam, can easily be sewn, see picture that shows it and shown in live Ptp 18, length 45, waist 15 It’s stunning