They might have been plus sizes for teen not women's bodies.
My dinner was inspired by Hil. I haven't eaten very well today. so I just sauteed some yellow squash and onions with thyme, basil, salt , and pepper I sprinkled parmasan cheese on it.
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They might have been plus sizes for teen not women's bodies.
My dinner was inspired by Hil. I haven't eaten very well today. so I just sauteed some yellow squash and onions with thyme, basil, salt , and pepper I sprinkled parmasan cheese on it.
Could they be tall sizes?
Nope, petite and tall sizes are also listed separately on that page.
They might have been plus sizes for teen not women's bodies.
Interesting.
I feel like I used to know what half sizes were all about, but I can't dredge it up.
Wikipedia makes it look like it's a variation on petite. [link]
my mom was sewing in the 70s -so I sent her an email .
but look at these
I am familiar with way to many of these
Wikipedia makes it look like it's a variation on petite.
Ah! Looks like it's women's petite.
That third one down in Beth's link, the "Young Contemporary Fashion" -- was this soon after Fiddler on the Roof opened? Because I can see no other way that could be "contemporary."
from my mom
12 1/2, 14 1/2, 161/2 up to 22 1/2 or 24 1/2. I think they were sizes beyond the normal misses 8-16. they were the one that are now called women's
but it wasn't a size she did
3rd one down - may I bring up Little house on the prairie? That was a big fashion influence
Right! I'd forgotten that Little House was that period, too. Though the scarf tied under the chin still seems more Anatevka than Walnut Grove to me.