Here’s a purple kueh lapis dress for everyone on a wet, gloomy Sunday! We love this 1970s vintage dress for its simplicity and cheeriness. Accessorising it is also a piece of cake with this one – a floral scarf with shades of purple, and two brooches worn side by side: one, the porcelain brooch we featured yesterday; the other, an enamel clown brooch from the 1980s.

Purple layers!

How romantic!

The picture on this vintage 1950’s/ 60’s porcelain brooch portrays a courting couple where a man is serenading his lady with a guitar, while the woman is holding a basket of flowers on her lap and has her hand holding a bouquet of flowers reaching out to him.

The picture was originally painted by a French painted called Jean-Honore Fragonard ( the painting has the artist’s name below the man’s feet), back in the 1700s.

Beautiful brooch of a man serenading a lady

We mentioned how we simply adore vintage dresses with pockets – well, here’s one very cute number with two very roomy ones!

Plus, this white cotton frock with an all over “falling” flower print is actually a wrap dress!

What a darling!

We’ve paired it here with a 1950’s pair of chrome and maroon beaded earrings from Germany, and the cutest 1950’s red wristlet purse!

1980’s wrap dress with pockets

This lilac vintage dress is soft, feminine and beautiful, and perfect for when you want to feel pretty.

The stunning part of this dress (Size: M) is its bottom half, where a layer of the fabric is cut in a jagged manner, much like a giant leaf falling from the sky.With gathers on the front of the bodice to emphasize the bust, and smocking at the back for a comfortable fit, it’s one dress you don’t want to pass up.

Pretty in lilac

Get transported back in time with this vintage get-up!

Groovy!