This is a full-sized, ready to cut and sew paper sewing pattern for a stunning 1930s Ladies' evening gown. The gown was originally created by Paris designer Mainbocher who was best known for designing the Duchess of Windsor's trousseau in 1937.
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This amazing short-sleeve gown features a slightly rounded neckline trimmed with a ruffled collar (which can easily be left off if you prefer). The short sleeves are gathered for a bit of body. The bodice joins the skirt in a seam concealed beneath a narrow belt. The skirt is truly genius. It has side-to-front diagonal seaming that stops at a slit at both front and back.
This is pattern requires no special drafting, just print, tape, cut and sew!
Year: 1937.
Size: One size only at this time.
Bust: 36"
Waist 30"
Hip: 39".
Fabric Requirements: See photos.
Difficulty level: Intermediate
The instructions are in English.
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