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Edith Flagg (1919 – 2014) was a Romanian immigrant to the United States. She started her dress manufacturing business in Los Angeles in 1957. Her clothes were a mid-priced line – dresses for the “Average American Woman.” She specialized in dress and jacket ensembles, and also included casual dresses in the five lines she produced each year. The label lasted at least into the 1970s.

Starting in 2008, Edith Flagg appeared on Million Dollar Listing, a television reality program starring her grandson. On the program “Granny Edith” gave her grandson, Josh Flagg, business advice and became something of a pop culture heroine.

Written by fuzzylizzie


from a mid to late 1960s dress  - Courtesy of pinky-a-gogo

from a mid to late 1960s dress

Courtesy of pinky-a-gogo

from a late 1960s/early 1970s dress -  Courtesy of ookoo

from a late 1960s/early 1970s dress

Courtesy of ookoo

from a 1970s blazer  - Courtesy of cheekystyle

from a 1970s blazer

Courtesy of cheekystyle