Its Blog Tag Wednesday at
the eVintage Society!. I've been tagged by Figure 8 Studio's blog"
Diary of a Mad Vintage AddictThe vintage slip. A demure, innocent and simple concotion of fabric and lace….from vintage nylon to sleek, curve hugging vintage rayon to rustling, party ready vintage taffeta. A garment once not considered an option for women wearing a dress or skirt that has become a garment that is actually an option to be WORN as a dress or skirt. Vintage lingerie lovers…..lets talk slips!
1) Show us your favorite vintage slip in your inventory.We currently have this rare
Fabulace full slip by Van Raalte in navy with a emerald green chiffon lining. New with tags too!
2) Lace trim or chiffon trim? Whats your favorite?
I love crystal pleats! Whether it's a sheer pleated bust on a sexy full slip, or a fancy pleated hem, I love them all. This is a stunning example of a
Van Raalte Opaquelon slip in the palest pink with lace bodice and crystal pleat hem.
3)Colors or neutrals, whats your preference?I love vivid colors! Hot pink, red, coral, anything vibrant. But I've got to admit one of the sexiest things you can wear is a slinky black slip with a sheer crystal pleated bodice.
4)Favorite label in vintage lingerie? (Vintage Vanity Fair, Vassarette, Movie Star, Barbizon….)
I love anything by Van Raalte, my favorite company when it comes to fine vintage lingerie. Silky, buttery soft nylons and luxury laces and trim.
5)Full slip or half?I wear both. However, full slips generally command much higher prices than similar half slips, which means there are lots of bargains to be had.
6)Slips worn as dresses in public…..yea or nay?Absolutely... Maybe not the sheerest ones, but the more opaque slips can make a fabulous slinky dress. I especially like using some of the 60s abstract pattern half slips as skirts. Check out this one by Gossard, currently available in our
ETSY store.

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