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Vintage Ivory Charmeuse Lace Applique Robe de Style Cathedral Train Wedding Dress Veil

This vintage ivory charmeuse lace applique robe de style cathedral train wedding dress and veil dates from 1929. It is made of an off white ivory color charmeuse silk satin weave fabric with hand sewn ivory lace flower applique trim on the bodice top. This beautiful bridal wedding dress has a robe de style with side gathering at the hips, white crinoline wire frame pannier side hoops sewn underneath, is a long floor length with a very full cathedral train skirt, a fitted bodice top with short puffed sleeves, elastic gathering cuffs, 3D lace applique flowers on the shoulders, satin covered button closures down the back and is unlined. The dress measures 58 inches long in the front, 124 inches long in the back with cathedral train skirt, a 36 inch chest, 26 inch waist, 72 inch hips and a 14 inch back. There are matching fabric long mitts fingerless gloves with lace applique trim, silk covered button closures and measure 12 inches long, 5 inches wide across the top arm opening. Included is an off white ivory cream color tambour embroidered lace net wired frame bridal crown headpiece with tulle net veil measuring 38 inches long and is 21 inches crown circumference. It is in good condition with some yellowing on the tulle net veil and two faint small stains on the bottom skirt hem of the dress (see close-ups). This is truly a exquisite piece of custom made bridal wedding wearable art!

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