Welcome to Lulu Boop Vintage — a curated world of antique and vintage garments, thoughtfully preserved and reimagined to be worn again. Each piece is one of a kind, carrying its own past and ready to become part of yours.
Vintage peach silk satin slip dress with delicate embroidered bodice and elegant flowing silhouette. The upper panel features tonal floral embroidery, creating a soft romantic contrast to the smooth satin body.
The fabric has a luxurious glow, fluid drape, and cool hand typical of natural satin.
Thin spaghetti straps and a softly curved neckline enhance the feminine shape while allowing the fabric to fall effortlessly along the body.
Era: 1990s lingerie revival, inspired by earlier slip dress es.
Perfect as luxury sleepwear, boudoir attire, bridal trousseau piece, or styled as a minimalist evening dress.
All measurements are taken flat (inches)
Please compare with a garment you own for best fit.
• Armpit to armpit:16 1/2"
• Waist: 15 1/2“
• Hips:20 3/4“
• Hem width:23"
• Total length (shoulder to hem):36"
For your reference, I couldnt fit it to my Small Mannequin : Women’s US 2–4. Probable because it doesnt have openings.
Bust 33.8” · Waist 26.7” · Shoulder 15” · Hips 34”
Model reference: Size Small
Bust 33” · Waist 28” · Hips 35” · Height 5’3”
⚠️ Please review measurements carefully before
Fit & Sizing Notes
Vintage and antique garments do not follow modern sizing standards. Many were handmade or tailored for a specific individual. Size labels are for reference only — measurements are what matter. I’m always happy to help with fit
Condition & Care
• All pieces are vintage or antique and may show gentle signs of age
• Hand-dyed items may have subtle color variations; wash delicately
• Pre-1930s fabrics (silk, muslin, lace) are fragile and should be worn with care and
Shipping
• Ships within 1 business day
• International buyers: phone number required
• Import taxes and duties are the buyer’s
Accessories shown are for styling only and are not included.
Thank you for visiting Lulu Boop Vintage — where history is worn, not archived.
