1940s dresses formal

This easy-to-make evening dress from 1944 has the centre-front panel of the bodice in one with the full circular skirt. The rest of the bodice is joined at the lowered waistline. The Camisole style neckline can be finished with or without the draped shoulder sections. Bust 34 Hip 37 There are no suggested fabrics but something like: Silk crepe, Taffeta, Satin, Lace, Rayon satin would work Comes with Step by Step Instructions and a helpful sewing guide. An easy to download and print at home…

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Evening gown Charles James, designer British-American, 1906-1978 Evening gown, 1955 Silk; cut velvet, satin, taffeta 57.084.1

1949 Model in wine-colored silk taffeta dress by Nettie Rosenstein, Vogue

**EU customers please note there might be additional custom charges** •• ALL items are made when order, for both standard size and custom size •• A stunning combo of green pencil velvet dress and removable skirt wrap, inspired from a famous 1950s movie. A perfect dress for the holiday, or any special occasion.. Velvet in dark dark emerald green, dress is lined. Velvet also available in: dark red, black, royal blue, royal dark purple. - •• Custom made: instructions will be sent after you…

Vintage 1940s WWII Liddy Hop Dress Evening Gown Figue Flatterning Fitted Midriff Sewing Pattern Simplicity 3835 40s Swing Era Size 14 B 32 Simplicity 3835; ©1941; Daytime Dress and Nightgown. Style 1 is an attractive dress cleverly fashioned with simple details.. collarless neckline fastens in front under a crisp bow and the bodice is gathered to the skirt in a pointed seam above the waist. short sleeves are tucked t the lower edges and a belt extends from the side seams and ties in back…

Velvet Evening Dress, Hardy Amies, late 1940s. Worn by HM Queen Elizabeth II. © Royal Collection Trust/All Rights Reserved. Royal Collection: "This evening dress is typical of the strapless evening dress fashionable from the early 1950s onwards and a style which The Queen wore (as Princess Elizabeth) on numerous occasions and was regularly photographed in."

A sewing pattern of a wonderful dress with short sleeve ruched bodice top and straight skirt with two length option. Pattern is traced from a multi-pattern sheet supplied with an original 1942 German sewing pattern magazine. Pattern pieces are all carefully traced from the pattern sheet, cut and labeled. All pieces cut to full length. Note: pattern details have no seam allowance and no hem turnings included. Size: Bust 96cm/38" Waist 75cm/29,5" Hips 106cm/41,7" The pattern is accompanied…

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