You won't have to follow a trail of crumbs to get your own wacked-out Hansel and Gretel Lanz of Salzburg dress, like, say, THIS ONE:
Here's a closeup of the Hansel-y, Gretel-y part:
You can find this dress on eBay, if you want to commemorate child-endangerment and near-cannibalism. Have fun!
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I like it…it’s a maxi dress that will actually foster meaningful conversation instead of just “Where did you get that?” and “You paid what???” Yeah, much more meaningful.
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scary!
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frightening story, lovely dress
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I love it- especially how the stripes turn out to be really big, tall scary trees! I suppose you could hide a lot of children under that thing too…
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I think it is a great dress, too! The wide stripes turned trees, the vintage-y illustrations. Plus it looks cool comfortable and is fairly modestly cut. It’s a winner!
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Very cute! I want it. Wait… How much?! Never mind.
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I dunno…I see those stripes and that printed hem, and all I can think of are my great-grandmother’s awesome 1940s dishtowels. [sigh]
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Truly, I cannot imagine anyone I knew or ever was even around wearing this dress. Maybe, and only maybe, it would have been used during very private lounging time – like on a hot summer night after a shower.
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I love Hansel and Gretel. A girl saves her brother and herself by using her wits.
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Oh, I do want commemorate child endangerment and near cannibalism! Too bad it’s not my size.
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Ohh, another interesting print! Lovely!
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My mom used to wear Lanz nightgowns as party dresses in the 60’s and 70’s. Like this one:
http://forums.ebay.com/db2/topic/Clothing-Shoes-Accessories/Lanz-Of-Salzburg/510259025
Some girls did that with the original Laura Ashley slips, petticoats and nightdresses, too.
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