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1970s-1980s Burgundy Victorian Styled Lace Dress w Train
Where are all my gorgeous victorian goth beauties at??? Get a load of this insanely gorgeous dress! This is estimated late 70s to 80s rich burgundy lace dress that could be a bridal dress or for anything really! Its very victorian inspired with the lace, high neck and super puff lace sleeves. The sleeves are sheer mesh with lace and the back also can be bustled!
The sheer mesh at the collar also makes an off shoulder cut which is soooo pretty! It is also double layered with an acetate lining!
The back bottom of the train is layered in lace and has a matching cute bow in the back where I put a pearl button at for the bustle! I realized there is a matching burgundy pearl button replacement under the lace next to the zipper. I can switch it out if youd like! This is a rare beauty!
She would best fit a size small!
Era: 70s-80s
Brand: Dance Allure
Fabric: Acetate?
Condition: Overall amazing condition. Two tiny tiny pin holes in back of mesh but hardly noticeable and some lighter spots in the front which is also not too noticeable! I have put a button at the ribbon for the bustle! I didnt realize the actual matching replacement button was at the top near the zipper hidden under the lace. I will keep mine, unless you want the burgundy one then I will switch it out!
Shoulders: 19in
Sleeves: 22.5in
Pits: 17in-18in
Waist: 12.5in-13.5in Taut
Length: 56in to 72in (Train)
Please be sure to check the measurements thoroughly. If you need help with measuring, the best thing to do is take a dress or piece that fits you the best and flat measure from that garment.
Some of our pieces are pinned to fit our mannequin who is a size small, with a waist of 26"
We try our best to point out any flaws that are on each piece, if any. Because of the age of our pieces, they have come preloved and pre worn throughout the many years after its production. There is a possible chance that we may miss something, but we do try our best!
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