So, at my uni they are doing the production Anything Goes, which is set in the late 40s/early 50s (not quite sure exactly.) One of the dresses for the production was based on a vintage Simplicity pattern, which had missing pieces. The Head Cutting Assistant, Indi, redrafted the bodice, and made the skirt a full circle. Originally the skirt was quite straight, obviously for fabric rationing.
If you like, I can get the original pattern number from uni but, as I said, most of it has been redrafted and is not the original pattern. Anyways, here's my pictures.


I'll be wearing this dress to the afterparty in Adelaide in two weekends time: hopefully I'll get some really good pictures there.
3 comments:
What a honey pot! Gosh, where's mine?
I love this dress! nicely done.
I WISH we'd done Anything Goes while I was at WAAPA! It's my all-time favourite musical. Dress looks gorgeous!
ps. I think it's set early 40s? I'd even be tempted to say late 30s...
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