McCall 6832; ©1947; Misses’ Dress. This is a truly simple dress, but it is an important one from a fashion standpoint, and for at least three good reasons. First the shoulders - not squared off, but rounded. Second the skirt - flared again. Not too much, just easily. Third the cut - it is on the bias, so the stripes can all run slantingly in both bodice and skirt, yet the neckline, which crosses over, can be on the straight.
Featured in McCall March 1947 Complete Catalog
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