The Seamstress Of Bloomsbury "Bonnie" Blouse
Introducing “The Seamstress Of Bloomsbury “Bonnie” Blouse”, a timeless piece inspired by the nautical and sailor style of the 1940s. This vintage-style blouse features a roll style collar and loop front, adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. Whether you’re a vintage enthusiast or simply love classic designs, this blouse is a must-have.
Crafted with utmost integrity, this blouse is an exact reproduction of a classic 1940s item. It is made from the finest Rayon Crepe de Chine fabric, just like the originals, ensuring its authenticity. Not only is it lightweight and soft to the touch, but it also drapes beautifully. Taking care of it is a breeze – simply either wash it by hand or use the “Delicates” setting on your machine at 30 degrees.
“The Seamstress of Bloomsbury” brand is known for its exceptional quality and attention to detail. This blouse is no exception, showcasing an authentic Lilian Wells design. Lilian, the original “Seamstress of Bloomsbury”, created stunning garments for London’s aristocracy during the tumultuous 1930s, 40s, and early 50s. Despite the challenges she faced, Lilian never compromised on the quality or craftsmanship of her work. Through this range of 1940s clothing, her legacy lives on.
Product Details:
– Roll style collar and loop front
– Inspired by 1940s nautical and sailor style
– Exact reproduction of a classic 1940s item
– Made from Rayon Crepe de Chine fabric
– Lightweight, soft, and drapes beautifully
– Easy care – hand wash or machine wash on “Delicates” setting at 30 degrees
– Attention to detail and authentic Lilian Wells design
– Available in UK sizes 8-18
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Added to site: 30th June 2023. Last updated: 7th September 2024
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