The fabrics are reproductions of fabrics specifically designed for tea gowns just like this one, and was ordered from the 1875 - 1900 wrapper collection of Reproduction Fabrics: Wool tea gown (for winter) Fabric from William Booth Draper: Fabric from William Booth Draper: *** Woman's work garment The original of this garment is an antique, circa 1900, modeled here by Sarah: Notice the band collar, to which a detachable collar is meant to be clipped
Color : Black, Champagne, Off White, Rose Gold, Silver, Smoky Blue
Loretta Young Loretta Young wore this striking strappy gown with lots of ruffles and layering at the 1948 Academy Awards
Imagine a Black Dress with a pure white posy, tied together with your wonderful white gown creates the perfect balance and a very classic and classy look.
Step 20 Hem the bottom of the lining
An impressive and versatile choice for parties, wedding receptions, and homecoming, this shimmering semi-formal dress is as affordable as it is striking