 This is a fantastic one of a kind white garden dress or a beautiful wedding dress. We have added a blue slip underneath to showcase the marvelous cutwork and detail then a white slip to emphasis the versatatility for wedding or other occasions. The bodice is lace cutwork which blossoms over the cinched waistline of hemstitching and lace and it also has a high collar and ¾ sleeves plus an extension at the neck. |
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 Here for you is another delightful summer garden dress or charming wedding dress with the “ACORN BRAND” label. Remember, these are one of a kind so don’t hesitate to pick them up. This cotton batiste fabric has in this dress a little simpler inserts of lace and cutwork, but it still includes the high neck, cinched waist, and back closure of hidden pearl buttons and snaps. |
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 There is no comparison when it comes to this exceptional antique dress in style and condition for the age of this dress. The white cotton ensemble has been relined in a durable yet attractive white cotton fabric. The exterior of the dress is all cutwork, tatting and lace inserts (close examination is necessary). |
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 This is a beautiful, elegant yet simple white cotton batiste dress suitable for a garden party if bustled up or wonderful for a Wedding. The bodice has shirring on the front neckline and shirring on the shoulders and down the sleeves from elbow to wrist which small zippers was added at some time. The long train has charming ruffling of batiste and inserted lace and a train holder for dancing. |
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 Here is another wonderful creation from the Gibson 1900 era which again is good for a garden party, wedding, or any other occasion that you want to look ladylike. The bodice again is cotton batiste fabric with an extra overlay of eyelet lace with a scalloped edge which forms a V from shoulders to waist. |
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 This is a great cutwork 1900’s garden dress or tea gown which has been remade to fit a normal body size. The bodice has a lay down collar with dolman sleeves, cutwork and embroidered pattern across the chest and through sleeve. |
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 Don’t you wish we still had those Garden and Tea parties? Well it’s time to start your own traditions and this is a beautiful outfit. The blouse is beautiful with the embroidery on the top front, raglan sleeves with lace inserts at the seams. The back of the blouse has 6 crocheted buttons with a wheel design. |
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 If you want something different but charming for a party or wedding, this is just the number for you. The dress has a label of “RICHILENE” New York and the ecru colored garment has a designer look especially in the interesting fabric of embroidered flowers on dotted Swiss lace. |
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 This skirt is amazing, exceptional, and a one of a kind piece great for a wedding or any occasion of today. In the 24 years that I have been in the business there have been a few pieces of clothing that I have been amazed at the exceptional detail that was in one piece. This is one of those pieces. |
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 This 1940’s inspired white brocade wedding gown is wonderful and any bride that likes vintage clothing would be delighted to wear this creation. The back closure has 35 covered buttons and fabric loops; the train can be hooked up in the back near last button for dancing. |
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 New gowns don’t match up to the elegance of the vintage 30’s one of a kind gown and this is no exception. The dress is labeled “Mary O’Conner” and it has some of the most beautiful beadwork down the front in a leaf and floral design with cream pearls and miniature seed beads. Starting at the lovely heart neckline the front panel is all one piece gathered at the hips and moves to the back where there is a massive train. |
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 This pure white extravagant 1980’s wedding gown would please any bride to be that loves the extraordinary style and beadwork and decals. This very feminine dress has an extremely long train, perfect for a church wedding! |
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 “Chris Van Doren’ is the designer of this very special Renaissance gown for your special wedding day, or any other period event. I know there are other renaissance gowns on the market, but check out the quality, size, and work in this gown. It is made for a very tall individual. |
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 Whatever your sizes, we all choose to look special on our wedding day, and this period gown will do such a thing. The ecru satin skirt area is covered with tulle with lace floral decals throughout and the bodice has a heart neckline accented with embroidered lace decals with pearls which carry through to the wide belt. |
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 Another lovely ivory satin 1930-40’s vintage wedding gown with all those special effects. The bodice has the heart neckline (can you tell it was popular then?) a flat front panel that runs from bustline into skirt. At the bust area there is gathering, along with gathering at the hipline through to the back closure area. |
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