1960s knee-length dress with adorable bunting details

This one has been sitting in my closet, waiting for me to muster up the will to make a small project of it, but it turns out I am VERY LAZY. So I'm hoping someone else will tend to and love this little dress! It's a warm white 1960s dress, made of a kind of open-weave wool or cotton (the fabric looks a bit burlap-ish up close, to give an idea of the looseness of the weave, though it isn't burlap of course!), with seam details of a sort of scalloped black lace bunting... type... stuff. Honestly, not sure what to call it, but it's super cute! Not to mention the darling self-fabric-covered buttons up the front of the bust. The bodice and skirt are lines; the sleeves aren't. The dress is in super great shape, structurally, with slightly gathered half-sleeves and an empire waist typical of these cute 1960s cocktail dresses. The reason it's a project dress is because there is yellowing/staining throughout much of the dress, though it can be VERY faint. I tried to show it in the pictures as best I could. I was considering tea-staining or onion-skin-staining to bring the dress into more of a beige/sand/tan/ochre sort of realm, which would make the discolouration disappear. Just, again: I am lazy. Bust: 34" to 36" Waist (empire, at ribcage): up to 30" Hips: 38" Sleeves: approx. 16" Total length: 34"