Wear it underneath, or wear it alone! This little silk 1920's cami is diverse and adjustable...

This is a typical undergarment of the early 20th century. But, by today's standards, it's pretty enough to wear as an outer garment. It is made of a semi-sheer lightweight silk georgette fabric, in vanilla-ivory color. The spaghetti style straps feature both self-fabric, as well as silk ribbon straps. A netted lace with floral theme wraps around the upper chest, and panels of roses of lace are echoed in the front, along with strips of lace on either front side. The silhouette is blouson style, loose, and gathered into a fixed waistband. The left side opening has a few sets of tiny metal snap closures, and the silk ribbon woven through the top band of lace serves as an adjustable drawstring closure (this may be worn tight or loose, depending on preference). The original label is now missing. Overall condition is excellent to near mint, with the teeny-tiniest light green mark at right side, and unnoticeable discoloration at right lace panel -please see photographs for full details.

Measurements:

- 15 inch strap length
- up to 38 inch bust
- 28 inch waist
- 20.5 inch total length from shoulder to hem

Feel free to contact me with any questions or inquiries!

♥,
Miss Master

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique in New York, New York.