Description - Pretty Olga nightgown from the early 70s in a pastel blue. It has white lace on the bust and straps with a full sweep nylon skirt. The bust has a thin layer of soft padding. The back of the bust is stretch lace.
Here's a description I found from when this style was first put into production in the 1960s: Famous designer Olga believes night should be a woman's prettiest time of the day. And that a nightgown should be exactly that: a gown to beautify the night and the wearer. So she created Sleeping Pretty for you. It has its own wide-a wake shape hushed away in a bodice of nylon lace. These are weightless cups of shell-thin fiberfill that gently shape, lightly support, and round you in a sweetly retiring way. Now, this is not a sleep bra. There's no band to bind you. What there is of control is in the pretty stretch lace back. And there's no dramatic uplift (the idea, after all, is naturalness) In fact, we're not sure that the woman who wears more than a C-cup will want Sleeping Pretty. But if you have small or average proportions, this could give a beautiful new shape to private hours. The gowns are pure romantic Empire... but Josephine never knew about Antron nylon, or the sturdy fragility of clipped nylon lace. Or that colors could be as soft as a rainbow mist. Or as tangy as fresh citrus. Sleeping Pretty is a new achievement of Olga's designing genius. You can have it in sizes 32, 34, 36, or 38; in both dress and full length styles.
Details
Brand - Olga
Content - 100% Nylon
Size - Labeled 34, approximately a modern XS-S but please check all measurements to ensure fit
