*Fresh Vintage* Oct 21 - 27
An amazing antique lace and mother-of-pearl fan, complete with its original Tiffanys box from Amanda in Vermont
This vivid pink and red houndstooth dress is a 1950s Anne Fogarty for Margot, offered by Daisy Fairbanks
And a sweet 70s dolly dress from Catwalk Creative
For more of this week's Fresh vintage, head to the VFG forum thread. See you next week!
December 21 Fashion Parade *Our Best to You*
Our Best to You
Members of the VFG show off the very best items in their stores
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See more vintage clothing and accessories at the *December 22nd VFG Fresh Picks of the Week*
Abraham Lincoln's Suit & Top Hat on Display
From the article on Yahoo...
"A black broadcloth suit and top hat worn by President Abraham Lincoln during his presidency is seen in an undated handout photo released by the Smithsonian Institution Thursday, Jan. 15, 2009. More than 60 objects from President Abraham Lincoln's life are going on display at the National Museum of American History days before President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration, which will echo themes from the 16th president".
Something pretty impressive to make plans to see if you are lucky enough to attend the inauguration!
Vintage in the News....Queen Victoria's Drawers
"The handmade knickers — which date back to the 1890s — bear the monogram "VR" for Victoria Regina. They are open-crotch style, with separate legs joined by a drawstring at the waist, a popular style in the late Victorian era.
The royal drawers belonged to a family in western England whose ancestor was a lady-in-waiting for the queen.
"These pants, considering their provenance and pedigree, are very exciting," Hanson said. "They are monogrammed and crested and we know that they are hers."
Also up for auction was Queen Victoria's chemise, with a 66-inch bust, sold for $8,000. Her nightgown sold for $11,000.
Read more HERE
No doubt several VFG sellers have similar Victorian Era whites available.....just without the royal provenance!