Aiyayayaya….! Sometimes when a dress like this comes along, it just reminds us all over again why we remain in love with vintage clothing!

The print is amazing: Green flowers all over, with blue and white stripes positioned exactly at all the right areas: the end of the sleeves; skirt hem; collar; sides of the dress; and the middle panel where the buttons sit.

Amazing construction! Plus it’s fully lined.

We should’ve zoomed in on the buttons, but neglected to. If you can even make it out from the photos – they look a little like jade buttons, and they’re fully original.

LOVE!

Size: S. One piece only.

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Groovy!

1970s BETTY BARCLAY DRESS, as modelled by our customer Ros, who tried it, loved it and bought it promptly! It fitted her perfectly – size, length, no alteration needed! This is a case of a vintage dress finding its perfect owner.

It’s Destiny with a capital D!

1970s Betty Barclay dress

Our camera shy customer Tammy walks away with this glamourous 1970s maxi dress with gold piping.

During the 1970s, there was a revival of the 1930s when glitzy glamourous floor-length dresses with revealing necklines and bare backs were wildly popular.

Hotness!

PHEE-YOO-WEET!

This sultry light blue dress (Size: M) is understated sexiness to the max, if that even makes sense!

This halter neck dress has a lovely touch – an extra bit of fabric layered over the bosom that moves a little as you sash

Sultry!

HERE’S ONE of our sweetest dresses at GDO. It’s made with cheesecloth and so, has that super comfortable feel.

It’s got a little ribbon to hold a frilled collar together, and an embroidered pink flower on green stems. (Size: S)

We’ve paired it with a whimsical little leather pouch in an unusual shape. It’s so cute, and reminds us of something, but we just can’t place it. Any suggestions?

Sweet 1970s cheesecloth dress