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1st May Mid-spring sale! | 1-day Only |

If mid-autumn were a thing, then why shouldn’t mid-spring be too!

Shop’s *15% off just for today, May 1.

So be a little spring hare and hop to it, skippety-quick!

Sale code: 151stMay

Shop here: >> www.shophappylaundryday.com

*Excluding Must-have and Sale items.

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April 30, 2018 by shupg 1960s, 1970s, GAO py laundry day vintage, happy laundry day sale, retro mod, vintage clothing, vintage dress, vintage fashion, vintage sale

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Happy Laundry Day | Vintage + Fresh | Clothing & Accessories

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This dress is truly la bomba (the bomb, or da bomb ;), isn't it? Who doesn't love a red dress? A fun dress? A vintage novelty print dress? A sundress? Whoooppeee it's all 4 and more! The print is placed just right, and the dress not too busy with too many other prints, letting it speak, loud and clear. And we love that the trim at the bustline is out of the same print that is at the corner. Just a little hint ;) And sometimes that's sexier, eh? Best fits a M - L. For more details and to purchase, please visit www.shophappylaundryday.com

We have come across just a few dresses from the past with gold threads woven through. So succinctly, so subtly, so beautifully you don't even realise it's there until you look closely. We love the masculine square neckline on this (lends it a more sense of formality) and the frills that balance off with a bit of femininity. Comes with matching fabric buttons down the bust and 2 hip pockets. Elastic is shot thus it's more like a loose-fit dress (which we prefer anyway, nothing to emphasis our apple-shape body :D) Best fits a S - M. For more details and to purchase, please visit www.shophappylaundryday.com

Florals = Feminine. Really? We don't think so. The dark base on this vintage 1960s/70s floral print dress gives it more of a gothic vibe than you think it could have. The florals really pop, and they are spread out so well across the dress, with the greens like vines. The high mandarin collar lends it a touch of elegance and buttons, just that tiny bit of shine. We have a pair of patent black shoes which we like to pair with almost anything, and it would work wonderfully with this too. OH and did we mention that the fabric is real lush too! Expensive :) Best fits a S - M. For more details and to purchase, please visit www.shophappylaundryday.com

While it is natural to think about bright, vibrant colours and large florals or palm trees when we think about holiday wear in the tropics, we wonder if pastels can be just as festive and fun. This dress with her tropical botanical prints have certainly made us think so! It is cut just for the tropics, sleeveless and not too strappy so you could just change your footwear and waltz right into a nice restaurant (dressing for occasions while on holiday isn't always the easiest thing, we know)! And it has the gentlest shades of pastel pinks, mint green, yellow on a off-white base. We actually like that the fabric isn't silky and slinky, so it lends the vibe of a serious person on holiday, if that makes any sense ;) All subjectiveness aside, it is a pretty dress that makes you feel relaxed right away. Best fits a S. For more details and to purchase, please visit www.shophappylaundryday.com

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Dusky peach-pink has somehow wriggled its way back into the modern fashion world as a compliment to the other warm neutral colours such as browns and beiges. It is a quiet, sweet and really quite versatile in-between. This vintage 1980s/90s dress with her subtle colouring made us fall in love with pink once more. It is just a little bit orange, a little bit pink, a little bit beige, a little bit brown. And the best part is, it is piped so beautifully with a braided piping; has the best matching buttons in perfect shape and embroidered feather motifs with a cutout covered with mesh to keep things decent. Only pockets could make this even more of a 'need' than a 'want' ;) Best fits a M - L. For more details and to purchase, please visit www.shophappylaundryday.com

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