Vintage 60s 70s Romantic Poet Blouse Ruffle Lace Collar Top Button Up Shirt Nude Pale Peach Cream Prairie Folk Western Edwardian Victorian by InAFeverDream

Vintage 60s 70s Romantic Poet Blouse Ruffle Lace Collar Top Button Up Shirt Nude Pale ...

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Beautiful creamy nude romantic ruffled poet blouse! Circa late 60s, early 70s. Could be handmade. Very androgynous, I'm thinking of Brian Jones and Donovan. Could also go the glam route , or folky western! Has a very 70s prairie revival / gunne sax look as well. The styling options are endless and you can wear it year round. Personally would wear in spring and fall! Buttons all the way up for a high neck but looks good a little unbuttoned as well. Ruffled lace trim along the collar and down the front. The sleeves are DRAMA and I love them. Button on the cuffs. Looks great paired with leather (shown with burgundy leather skirt) and would also pair well with denim and some clogs/mules. Add an embroidered vest on for the hell of it. Wear your love like heaven!

Excellent vintage condition. Five pin/needle sized holes (maybe from pinning onto someone or a mannequin?) on bottom (front and back) that are hardly noticeable when wearing and wouldn't be seen when tucked in. Pictured in last photo.

No label or tags. Best fits Medium
Model is a size Small and her height is 5'8".

Bust: 38 inches
Waist: 38 inches
Length: 22 inches
Sleeve length from middle of collar to cuff: 31 inches

Originally sold by Cosmic Cult Vintage @ Recollective of Boston, MA. They have 0 product listings from the past six months.

Indexed March 19, 2019 ·

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Reflective of fashion trends in the 1960s and 70s, which embraced romantic silhouettes and femininity, influenced by cultural movements of the time.

The romantic poet blouse design harks back to historical styles found in the Edwardian and Victorian eras, merging past influences with modern interpretations.

Potentially showcases artisanal craftsmanship, common in handmade vintage pieces, highlighting a shift towards individuality in fashion during the late 20th century.






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