To Dress Vintage for the gal that loves fashion...

Summer is still hanging around, or global warming more like it! I want to wear my dark clothing soon. I am so tired of bright cheery clothes! I want my black dresses to be revealed. I have some LBD's that I will be parting with very soon. Here's just a glimpse of what I offer at To Dress Vintage for LBD's. This one is by a late 80's to 90's designer by the name of Barbara, a ballet style dress, with a split opening at the skirt. Just add a vintage sweater, and what a look you'll have. Perfect fo… Continue

The department stores are starting to preview fall clothes where I live, so I figured that I should start showcasing my fall offerings along with my summer garments. Here are some from the 1940's 1970's. Enjoy!!!! A black rayon crinkled party dress with draping front, I matched it up with my 60's Miss Elaine bed coat jacket with cobwebs and butterflies, very goth I thought. Have fun with your vi… Continue

I'm so happy that I found this online magazine called Victoriana , they have great old recipes and more. Check it out sometime. I have seen some crafts as well from the past. Go to the archives and see for yourself. Recipes with Chocolate Look to the past for absolutely wonderful desserts! Compiled and edited by Melissa Haug from Victoriana Online Magazine Victorians loved their chocolate. They considered it "a perfect food ... as wholesome as delicious." Chocolate's health benefits wer… Continue

At To Dress Vintage I am showcasing a great affordable vintage Hawaiian Shift, boy that was a mouthful. Anyhow, this dress is so cute, and in great vintage wearable condition. The dress is a shift style, very loose, or you could possibly belt it. It has two small tied bows on the hem and of course a metal Talon workable zipper. The dress is a size M-L, if interested the measurements are listed on my website. I have just posted this dress, so check it out before its history.… Continue

I am so happy to be offering this gown to anyone that wants to own a piece of vintage history. Emma Dombs are getting harder to find, because they are a treasure and people keep them as heirlooms. This gown has only had one owner and she just passed away. My neighbor gave me this gown to sell on my online store, she wants it to go to someone who needs a wedding gown, and who will love it, much like her aunt did. I located some back ground on Emma Domb gowns here's some information courtesy of th… Continue