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eBAY ROUNDUP of Vintage Clothing Finds

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Vintage Chanel Ruffle Polka Dot Dress and Shawl (heartnsoul1) | Vintage 60s/70s Crocodile Handbag (maison-poussier) | Vintage 1940s Orange Dress (ventnestbird) | Vintage 1950s Sequin Sweater (cheapthrillsvintage) | Vintage Kenneth Jay Lane Cabochon Necklace (redefinedvintage) | Vintage 1920s Upcycled Art Deco Piano Shawl Fringe Jacket (vintagetempest) | Vintage 1950s Little Black Dress (thriftwares) | Vintage YSL Gloves (undeclareddd) | Vintage 1950s Elsie Krassas Handpainted Dress (anniewon) | Vintage 1970s Southwestern Sweater Coat (southernthreadsvtg) | Vintge 1970s Mink and Fox Coat (speacialneedzvintag) | Vintage 1960s Lanz Nautical Skirt (aren) | Vintage Kenneth Jay Lane Art Deco Cuff Bracelet (willowbrookantique) | Vintage Pucci Shorts (spitfirevintage) | Vintage 1970s Bessi Maxi Dress (animalvintage) | Vintage 1950s Shelf Bust Cocktail Dress with Shawl (tru-mystik) | Vintage Bill Tice Maxi (starstyle_hollywood) | Vintage 1920s Assuit Shawl (slink77) | Vintage Moschino Let’s Twist Again Jacket (cheeks_girl86) | Vintage Kenneth Jay Lane Art Deco Book Piece Necklace (willowbrookantiques) | Vintage Pierre Cardin Rain Poncho and Hat (331couturestore) | Vintage Lanvin Bijoux Necklace Set (witchiepoo1968moon) | Vintage 1970s YSL Sunglasses (stellamortadella) | Vintage 1980s Stephen Sprouse Tee (shopxylosma) | (Disclosure: Editorial selections are made by Zuburbia without promotional consideration from Bay sellers. Zuburbia is an affiliate member of the eBay Partner Network)

PLEASE NOTE that Zuburbia does not endorse the use of fur, feathers, leather or animal skins in fashion. These selections are offered only as more thoughtful and eco-friendly alternatives for contemporary fashionistas who have not yet eliminated animal products from their wardrobes.

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Written on July 29, 2011 by Mary Kincaid in Bessi, Bill Tice, Chanel, ebay, Kenneth Jay Lane, Lanvin, Moschino, Pierre Cardin, Pucci, vintage, vintage clothes, vintage clothing, vintage lingerie, YSL, Yves Saint Laurent

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Going, Going, GONE: eBay Vintage Auctions

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Vintage 1960s French Snakeskin Handbag (maison-poussier) | Vintage Louis Feraud Maxi Dress (makimakivintage) | Vintage 1960s Faux Leopard Coat (pamh23) | Vintage Hattie Carnegie Necklace (denmichele) | Vintage Mary McFadden Evening Gown (kelkins) | Vintage 1960s Paganne Maxi Dress (clothes_recycle) | Vintage 1970s Sunglasses (laguna*beach*estates) | Vintage 1970s Bill Tice Maxi Dress (wearitsatvintage) | Vintage 1950s Beaded Chiffon Goddess Gown (redhousevintage) | Vintage Christian Dior for Kramer Neclace (forgetmenot*) | Vintage 1950s Harvey Berin-Karen Stark Cocktail Dress (myfabulouscloset) | Vintage 1970s Crochet Angel Sleeve Mini or Tunic (thriftwares) | Vintage Schiaparelli Earrings (seefostersgallery) | Vintage 1980s Christian Dior Short Trench Coat (bustownmodern) | Vintage Dotted Mesh Jacket (heartnsoul1) | Vintage 1980s Bill Blass Skirt and Blouse Set (booboopeedoo) | (Disclosure: Editorial selections are made by Zuburbia without promotional consideration from Bay sellers. Zuburbia is an affiliate member of the eBay Partner Network).

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Written on March 15, 2011 by Mary Kincaid in Bill Blass, Bill Tice, Christian Dior, ebay, Feraud, Harvey Berin, Hattie Carnegie, Mary McFadden, Paganne, Schiaparelli, Uncategorized, vintage, vintage clothes, vintage clothing, Vintage Jewelry

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VPOD: A Nice Tice

Bill Tice was a fashion designer who was perhaps best known for stylish robes and loungewear. But with the recent trend to take lingerie out of the bedroom and into public, one can’t always tell what original purpose a designer had in mind for a garment. Today’s VPOD is just one example.

This 1970s vintage dress was designed by Bill Tice for Saks Fifth Avenue. But I wonder what department it was sold in. Was it originally sold in the Lingerie department? I mean, it’s certainly sexy and slinky enough for some private lounging at home. But this design also offers enough coverage and pizazz to take out on the town. That bold combination of fuchsia pink, black piping and stunning stained glass panel could have also adorned a mannequin in the Juniors department.

Either way, it’s a very nice Tice for a vintage fashionista!

Available at Posh Girl Vintage.

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Written on August 21, 2008 by Mary Kincaid in 1970s, Bill Tice, Designer, Dresses

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VPOD: A Nice Tice

Bill Tice is perhaps best known for his work at Swirl and his loungewear designs–after all he won a Coty Award for lingerie in 1974. So how exciting is it to find this cute little sundress with the Bill Tice label?

This adorable 1970s cotton halter dress features scalloped ruffled edges on the bodice, a wide waist, spaghetti loop straps and get this–an aqua leopard print.

It’s a girly find for a vintage fashionista!

Available at Posh Vintage.

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Written on March 6, 2007 by Mary Kincaid in 1970s, Bill Tice

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