Satin Wedding Dress, Haute Couture Ball Gown, Marie Antoinette, Scoop Neck, Peek-a-Boo Lace Skirt, Scalloped Lace Trim, Priscilla of Boston

Dreamy Cream "Skinner" rayon bridal satin comes together to create a Couture 40's Wedding Gown with a high V front and V back waist that is designed to whittle the waist beautifully. The neckline has a graceful scallop and lace detail that dusts the shoulder line and frames the deep scoop neck, creating sexy sophistication. The skirt has a flat panel front and thick gathers at the back. A beautiful 3" lined lace panel starts at the bodice side, from the side waist the lace continues with a peek a boo application to the bottom side hemline. The 3" lace continues in a repeated peek a boo vertical pattern on the skirt to the train at back center sides creating stunning drama to this vintage bridal gown. The hemline can be worn in a hi/low fashion or long based on the height of the bride. Skinner satin is considered the best high end satin for a wedding dress tailored in the 40's. Fabulous and rare 1940's original Priscilla of Boston couture fashion...perfect for a vintage themed wedding! The back has 46 tiny lacing buttons that finish the closure...so stunning!

Brand: Priscilla of Boston
Size: no tag in garment
(modern Medium)
please follow measurements for desired fit:
Measurements: (laying flat)
across shoulders 15"
armpit to armpit up to 18 1/4"
under bust up to 15 1/4"
high waist up to 14 1/2"
hip free
top shoulder to bodice waist edge at center side seam 17 1/2"
front top shoulder to bottom hem edge 54 1/2"
Center back at top button to bottom or train edge 86"
Fabric: Skinner Rayon Bridal Satin
Excellent Vintage Condition
**Dress has been professionally cleaned and is ready to wear!!**
***dress displayed with an under petticoat, Not included with this listing!**



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