This antique floral farm dress from the 1910s is absolutely stunning! It features a subtle, delicate floral print in gray, purple, and white. It looks like a solid gray from far away, and then as you get closer the beautiful flowers reveal themselves!

This dress looks beautiful as a full ensemble, but there's also lots of potential for the pieces individually, making it an exciting prospect for a modern wardrobe. The blouse could look cute with jeans, and the skirt could easily be paired with a simpler top or a sweater. So much to play with!

There are lovely horizontal pleats on each side of the skirt. There are also small, decorative pleats around the shoulders and neck on the front and back.

It is sheer -- worn with a slip in the photos.

Condition: Some condition issues to note. There are several small brown stains scattered on the skirt. Some light areas of discoloration elsewhere. The blouse is either missing a full piece or just missing a row of snap closures -- there are snaps on one side but nothing on the other for them to attach to. To wear the top closed, it will need to be pinned.

Fits like a L or XL, but please review the measurements below. In the modeled photos, the skirt is pinned several inches in the back, so it's roomier than it may appear!

Blouse

Bust: 40 inches (there's some flexibility here, depending on how much you want the sides to overlap in the front)

Length: (shoulder to hem) 18 inches

Skirt

Waist: 35 inches

Hips: Free

Length: 37 inches