73'

I think i need the Gucci 1973.

Parlour's Pick.

I haven't done one of these in a while, but I am so excited about this piece that I found in Ohio last weekend.
Vintage 1960s lace overlay shift with the perfect combination of baby blue and white. This would be fantastic on a bride to be, or for a fancy summer function.

fits a
modern size 8

Find it at Gaslamp Antique Mall
00 Powell Place
Suite 200
Nashville, TN 37204

Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo

Rock and Roll is in the air! As I am preparing to go on the road I can't help but plan my stage wear haha! So much fun!
I love this set by Alex Lubomirski for Vogue Germany. Abbey Lee Kershaw and her boyfriend Matthew Hutchinson look so rockin together! Nothing like the tride and true model rocker combination!

Bernadette Peters

One of my heroes!
I absolutely adore her ringlets, and her baby doll voice.

Creature of Couture

Straight from the Parlour Vintage Clothing archives is this fabulous vintage Lillie Ruben disco dress!
before the plunging necklines of J LO there were the plunging necklines of the Studio 54 babes!
disco revival anyone?????

Silk chiffon
Modern size 6


*Price available upon request (belt sold separately)
Parlourclothing@gmail.com

Linda Farrow

I have a pretty extensive glasses collection. Sunglasses and frames for prescription. I have several styles that are worth a little bit of loot. Like my pair of museum quality Christian Dior glasses that I believe are from the 60s...They put Peggy Guggenheim's famous shades to shame. I think it would be so cool to design sunglasses!! In recent months Linda Farrow's shades have made a serious comeback thanks to Lady Gaga

here is her bio




In 1970 Linda Farrow, at the age of 23, formed her own fashion label collaborating with her optician husband. Together they designed and produced hundreds of styles for their own collection and for others, including Sterling Moss Sunglasses. In addition to her own range, which specialized in the then-revolutionary "polarized" lenses, Farrow's company were distributors for major brands such as Emilio Pucci, Stendhal, Sonia Rykiel, Balenciaga, and Guy Laroche. In April 2003, Linda Farrow was relaunched. Simon Jablon, now Creative Director and son of 70's designer Linda Farrow, stumbled across a stash of original 70's and 80's sunglasses in their London warehouse consisting of over 1000 different designs all in pristine condition. Jablon decided to launch Linda Farrow Vintage to sell to a selective group of approximately 150 retailers world-wide, and is now in its fourth season.

I love this set by Wendy Bevan For Marie Claire Italia.