50s Dress Full Skirt Women's 60s Shirtwaist Bright Floral Print Vintage VFG Large Westbury
A classic 60s full skirted shirtwaist dress in a sunny feminine print! The bodice is styled with a rounded collar, and sleeves that can be folded up or left longer. The skirt is softly pleated into the waist.
SIZE: No size label
| Measurements | Inches | Cm |
| Bust | 45" | 114.25 |
| Shoulders | 17" | 43 |
| Waist | 32" | 81.25 |
| Hips | Free | Free |
| Bodice length from shoulder seam | 17.5" | 44.5 |
| Skirt length | 24" | 61 |
| Sweep | 98" | 249 |
FABRIC/COLORS: A riotous floral print of turquoises and yellows with a bit of green against a white background. The fabric type is sometimes called whipped cream crepe, usually a synthetic. This is light weight, opaque and slightly crisp -
TAGS: Westbury Fashions
CLOSURES: The front placket extends about 6" below the waist, and closes with seven small pearly pink buttons, plus a collar loop and button as well. There is a hook & eye at the waist for security. There is one thread belt loop, but no belt. I used one of my belts in some photos for inspiration - it is not included with purchase.
CONDITION: No stains, holes, tears, or other issues.
I measure the outside of garments, unless stated otherwise.
For menswear, the chest is measured at armpit level.
For womenswear, the bust is measured a little below armpit level, including the room created by darts or gathers.
Waist will be measured if there is one, and hips are measured about 9" below waist level. Sleeves are measured from shoulder seam or an approximation in the absence of a shoulder seam. Garment length is measured from the back of the neck, unless otherwise stated.
The measurement numbers refer to the garment, not the body inside. For best fit, measure a similar type of garment which fits you well and compare.
If the garment is shown on Josephine, my mannequin, her measurements are 31/24.5/34". Sometimes she wears a padded bra. My live models measurements vary depending on the day and year, and I don't ask them to share that.