Vintage 1940's Nightgown | Creamy Tan Rayon Jersey Knit with Satin Acorn Appliques & Lace | Size S, M, LG | Vanity Fair New with Tags
Vintage 1940's Nightgown | Creamy Tan Rayon Jersey Knit with Satin Acorn Appliques & Lace | Size S, M, LG | Vanity Fair New with Tags
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Vintage 1940s nightgown by lingerie legend, Vanity Fair. Very rare and never worn, with the original store tag attached. This lovely gown was made from a silky and stretchy rayon jersey knit which offers an incredibly comfortable and flattering fit. Bias cut with a deep V cut neck and back, with lace edging and darling satin acorn and floral appliques at the center bodice. Slim fitting, falling to the ankle with a lace-edged kick slit at the center skirt. Functional yet highly collectible, perfect for both the vintage and modern wardrobe.
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CONDITION :
Excellent: Never worn with original tag. Gown has not been washed in an effort to preserve the 'new old stock' integrity. Some very faint storage spots primarily on the lace. A few gray marks as pictured. One tiny hole above the hem.
* Will wash prior to shipping upon request if you intend to wear!
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BRAND/LABEL - Vanity Fair
COLOR - Pale nude
MATERIAL - Rayon jersey knit, lace
SIZE - S, M, LG
MEASUREMENTS:
- Taken laying flat then doubled.
- Maximum stretch given for comfort, not capacity.
- Length was taken from top of shoulder to hem.
- Shown pinned on a size 4 dress form.
BUST - 34-42"
WAIST - 29-34"
HIP - up to 50"
LENGTH - 56"
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A Note on Buying Vintage
A Note on Buying Vintage
This is an antique or early vintage garment made from delicate materials such as silk, fine cotton, lace, or early synthetics. These textiles may display signs consistent with age, which includes:
• natural fiber fatigue
• gentle thinning at stress points
• subtle irregularities inherent to early manufacturing
• age-related softness or patina
These qualities are authentic to historic garments and are considered part of their character, not defects, unless otherwise stated.
Notable flaws, such as excessive wear, stains, holes, or rips will always be photographed and disclosed in the condition notes.
