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I don't remember necklines being that low but the skirts were certainly that high in the mad world of the 60's. Those boots were made for walkin'....oh, my gosh, I just had a flashback to Nancy Sinatra. Thanks, Steve! Very cute.

Steve, you are such a darling. Thank you. My Victoria was so cold and now so well dressed - joining you site was the best thing I ever did in Poser. Thanks so much. I doubt you guys are sleeping lately - so much stuff in so short a time!!!!! Happy New Year.

great work Steve as always :) thank you very much Chris

Thank you Steve...you're a darling :o) Laurie

Wow, gratitude, gratitude, gratitude. Now I can put off the cloth room learning curve for another hour.

Please watch more movies! They seem to inspire you... ;-) Thanks a lot. Looking beautiful.

Wow - that hair IS perfect with the 60's look. Great dress and platform boots!! -dg

Just want to say Thanks, Steve, These are just great! (: Genny

Actually, I remember skirts being so short you couldn't bend. My aunt actually had matching bottoms so she could bend a little. Thanks Steve!

Thanks!! I was working at IBM in the '60's and was sent home several times for my skirt being too short for their dress code. Sheesh. There are b*tches in every company that report things to the Personnel dept. It's what they live for I guess.

That's just groovy baby, yeah! One would think you're liking this chick, Steve. :)

Anyone remember Laugh In, thank-you Steve. "Say goodnight Dick" "Goodnight Dick" Tashar 59

Steve, that is a very nice render...cute, I should say. And if that's the PT hair I just got from DAZ, I really like the way it looks. Also, you're kicking some serious butt in providing clothes for V3. Thanks! Makes me glad I joined PW.

i'm just having so much fun with her Chuck ;o)...yep thats the hair...Steve

Glad she's easy to work with...'course, I don't have your 3D brains...grin. I may have to travel down the "tailor" or PWizard road" soon. Or (grin), at the rate you're putting stuff out there, just wait.

PWizard, is a no brainer with V3, it does all the work, honest you just say where your obj is, point it to the blank V3 cr2 and hit load.....a few minutes later hit the make cr2 button and your done ;o)....Steve

Thank You Steve!:)

I think I love you! LOL! Thanks Steve!

I was pregnant in 1970 and we still wore those short skirts...a very scary thing! Years later I lent my maternity clothes to a friend and she thought the dresses must be tops. Diane

I wore my paisley Nehru shirt and jeans in the Peace March last October. The mini-dresses were Goodwilled long ago. I wish that I still had legs for them! (I've got the nerve, just not the knees.) I don't think the necklines were that low, either, but that may be a reflection of my own wardrobe of the time: a lot of turtlenecks. Thanks for the memories and the dress! Carolly

I love this dress! Your so talented and generous. Thank you!

Great freebie, thankyou very much. However, when I used the boots I became painfully aware of how large Vicki 3's feet actually are. Perhaps DAZ aren't giving us the full story, and Victoria was born Victor. You know what they say about big feet....