French Vintage back-button overskirt panel designed for layered wear. Structured waistband with original button closure and open back panel beneath, an intentional construction meant to be worn over a slip or skirt. Lightweight cotton fabric with fluid drape.
ESTIMATED ERA: 1930-1940
MATERIAL: Cotton
COLOR: White
SOURCED IN: Paris, France
MEASUREMENTS (flat):
Waist: 14.5”
Hip: 19.5”
Length: 29”
BEST FIT: S/M
CONDITION: Original wear and light discoloration present, consistent with age. Hem possesses a couple of separations within the lace.
STYLING TIPS: Style over a silk slip or tonal skirt to highlight its open-back construction. Pairs beautifully with a simple tank, antique blouse, or fine knit. Let it wear naturally—barefoot or with delicate sandals.
NOTE: The cover photo for this piece is not the actual item for sale. We have yet to model this specific skirt. If you would like more photos of the item before purchasing, feel free to reach out.
French Vintage back-button overskirt panel designed for layered wear. Structured waistband with original button closure and open back panel beneath, an intentional construction meant to be worn over a slip or skirt. Lightweight cotton fabric with fluid drape.
ESTIMATED ERA: 1930-1940
MATERIAL: Cotton
COLOR: White
SOURCED IN: Paris, France
MEASUREMENTS (flat):
Waist: 14.5”
Hip: 19.5”
Length: 29”
BEST FIT: S/M
CONDITION: Original wear and light discoloration present, consistent with age. Hem possesses a couple of separations within the lace.
STYLING TIPS: Style over a silk slip or tonal skirt to highlight its open-back construction. Pairs beautifully with a simple tank, antique blouse, or fine knit. Let it wear naturally—barefoot or with delicate sandals.
NOTE: The cover photo for this piece is not the actual item for sale. We have yet to model this specific skirt. If you would like more photos of the item before purchasing, feel free to reach out.
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