Vintage Liberty House of Hawaii Floral Print Maxi Dress

Vintage 60s/70s Liberty House of Hawaii Maxi Dress Liberty House at its finest in a dress that stuns pretty floral print in yellow, green, orange and bright pink flowers are hibiscus zipper in the back white eyelet details with ruffle on the stripes shirred elastic details on the bust can fit modern day small or medium - dress form is a size 4 / 6 small and fits well with more stretch left in the bust area length about 50" bust from pit to pit unstretched 13.5", easy stretches to 20" no fabric tag, feels like cotton check out my other vintage Hawaiian pieces Liberty House was a department and specialty store chain. It was founded in 1849 in Honolulu, Hawaii as the Hackfield Dry Goods Store, by Captain Heinrich Hackfeld, from Bremen, Germany. In 1852, the store was renamed B.F. Ehlers, who was the nephew of Hackfield, and the new owner of the store. In 1918, the name was changed to Liberty House, partly as a reaction to WWI and to break the negative connection with its Germany roots. In 1937 a second store was opened in the Waikiki area. Eventually there would be seven stores on Oahu, and several more on the other islands. During the 1970s it expanded into California, Nevada and Washington, but the Washington stores were sold in 1979 and the California and Nevada locations were sold in 1984. Liberty House declared bankruptcy in 1998. In 2001 the company was bought by Federated Department Stores and all remaining stores were changed to Macy’s stores.