Fabulous 3 piece 1930-1940s Evening Gown.  This extraordinary dress is made of a shimmery copper silk/satin, brown silk Panne Velvet corset style bodice blouse with a matching bolero jacket.  The skirt is very full with many pleats, closes with a side zipper and a rhinestone button.  The bodice blouse closes in the back with a zipper and is fully boned.  The bolero jacket fits nicely just around the shoulders and it is made of a bronze silk/satin and trimmed with velvet.  

It is in very nice vintage condition, there are no holes or stains-there are some age related spots.  I have not laundered this lovely gem.  There appears to be few missing rhinestones.  

APPROX MEASUREMENTS:

Skirt- 24" (side to side flat across and doubled)  Length- 32"

Bodice Blouse-  waist-24", bust-30" (side to side flat across and doubled) length-18.5"

Jacket- bust- 34"  length- 14.5"

This is simply elegant!  The photos do not capture how stunning this dress really is.

Great for a stage, photo or prop. 

  *****Please note these measurements are taken on the outside of the garment. I always recommend measuring one of your own garments, that fits well, in the same manner for comparison.  Returns are not accepted on clothing or accessories due to size, fit or color.

 
I am always happy to answer questions.

 

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