I don't know how Posh Girl Vintage gets their hands on such great vintage dresses but they always have a good selection of bridal and bridal alternative dresses. Love the top one.
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The second dress is pure late 1950s-early 60s. Hard to find a gowns like this with the dart placements and cut. And yes, I wonder the same thing too: How does Posh Girl access such finds. I was talking to a vintage specialist and she says anything 1950s or hourglass just flys out of her store
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