Peach Charmeuse and Illusion Lace Bed Jacket with Flutter Sleeves – S-M, 1930s

"Wooly Bully" indeed! Words can hardly describe this incredible piece of mid-century fashion: a robe so unique and cozy you'll want to wear it outside the boudoir, thanks to its outrageous Leonard-inspired jungle print lining. And though it probably wasn't meant to be worn inside-out (as the interior has neither pockets nor belt loops) it can easily be reversed so the plush side is in and the jungle print is on display for the world to see. Reversible bath robe...

Though technically it's a half slip, this garment's optimistic floral print, matched center seam and front notch beg to be worn as a skirt or bikini cover-up. The fabric is modest en...

Though this robe’s delicate pastel hue and exquisite softness make it an ideal dressing gown, it would be such a shame to hide it behind closed doors. Cut much like a 1950s swing coat, it could easily double for lightweight outerwear or a chic tunic worn over leggings. Collarless drop shoulder robe embroidered with tonal chrysanthemums; wide bracelet length sleeves and hip-high slits both sides. 5 frog closures with brass buttons from throat to waist; fully lined in matching whisper weight crêpe de Chine. fabric: padded Canton silk...

The scaffolding responsible for the torpedo silhouette of the late 50s, this full girdle also features a full cut panty and an integrated tummy control panel. Serious early 2000s Ere...