1970s VESTED GENTRESS Kelly Green Novelty ' Wheelbarrow ' Vintage Maxi Skirt
Located in San Diego, CA
Amazing early 70s VESTED GENTRESS 'wheelbarrow' novelty print Kelly green and black wrap maxi skirt!
1970s VESTED GENTRESS Kelly Green Novelty ' Wheelbarrow ' Vintage Maxi Skirt
Located in San Diego, CA
Amazing early 70s VESTED GENTRESS 'wheelbarrow' novelty print Kelly green and black wrap maxi skirt!
Rare 1970s Vested Gentress Equestrian Fox Hunter Novelty Vintage A - Line Skirt
Located in San Diego, CA
Rare and adorable early 70s VESTED GENTRESS equestrian themed novelty A-Line skirt!
THE VESTED GENTRESS c.1970’s Red Black Owl Signature “VG” Print A-Line Skirt
Located in Thiensville, WI
Screen printed owl pattern with signature “VG” Vested Gentress initials printed throughout skirt.
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Size: Vintage refer to measurements
1970s Whimsical Fox Hunt Scene Cream Corduroy Skirt Designed by Vested Gentress
Located in University City, MO
1970s Whimsical fox hunt scene cream corduroy skirt designed by Vested Gentress The unique vintage cotton blend light weight corduroy skirt is designed with a hand screened scene wi...
1964 Democratic Convention Blouse by The Vested Gentress
Located in Chicago, IL
This blouse was made by the Vested Gentress in 1964 for the Democratic National Convention which took place at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. from August 24th - 27th, 1964.
Vested Gentress Coming and Going Horse Printed Dress, 1970s
Located in Chicago, IL
1970s Vested Gentress dress with a 'coming and going' horse printed border.
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