Victorian Black Velvet Carriage Boots

Victorian Black Velvet Carriage BootsVictorian ladies often wore elegant little shoes called evening slippers when going out for a ball or formal event, but these delicate shoes (usually made of silk) weren't really suitable for anything but indoor wear, especially on muddy streets. Particularly during the colder times of the year, carriage boots were a fashionable yet practical option to wear over the slipper during your carriage ride. They are in good condition with minor wear: some

this vintage 1970s plaid poncho in colors of tan

Condition: Some of the fringe has some tangle and is slightly different lengths & two mended breaks

I love versatile pieces and this is one of them

Provenance: mid-late 60's

1960s Adorable Coat Corp

Hip: 32” to 36” possibly a bit more

blouse shirt 1970s boho hippie folk unique

22" underbust (just above the waist)

5" Length Shoulder to Hem 36"

No Size Tag or Designer Tag

fabric buttons but snaps to close

SIZE: VTG 36 - Fits like a current Small