FS: More World Book Day dressing up costumes, girls, various ages

By LizzyRoy
February 26, 2022 in For Sale & Items Offered

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LizzyRoy

Posted February 26, 2022

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Posted February 26, 2022

For sale:

Ladybird girl's dark red princess dressing up costume, age 3-4, VGUC, ?7

Pretty dark red princess costume, featuring jewel and gold trim detail on the bodice and yellow golden net overlay on skirt and sleeves. This item comes in very good played with condition, bar a 15cm stretch of fraying on the hem and a small tear in the net sleeve.

Disney Store Elizabeth Swann Chinese Pirates of the Caribbean fancy dress 3-4 y, ?10

Lovely ornate full length dress in a turquoise and red oriental patterned material, edged with gold braid, with cream and gold stand up collar. Matching head dress on an elasticated band. This item comes in good played with condition.

Ladybird girl's purple and gold princess dressing up costume, age 4-7, VGUC, ?7

Beautiful purple dressing up costume, with lovely feather and jewel trim plus braided gold net overlay skirt. THis item comes in very good used condition, bar some snagging to the sleeves.

Please call/text me on 07773332761 if you are interested. Pick up in West Dulwich/local delivery also possible. Lizzy Roy

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