Above my
take on the lovely 1954 dress. I used ivory Alencon lace with a bridal
weight satin in ivory as the under fabric. The dress is fully lined with
a built in petticoat. The bodice features a sweetheart neckline front
with boning and bra cups and a lace overlay with a boat neckline. Lace
is lined with a light weight netting to support the lace and keep the
edges smooth. double straps in back. Invisible zipper up the back and
matching covered belt. The skirt is a full circle with seams at the
sides and center back. I used two vintage patterns for the dress, one
for the under bodice and one for the lace overlay.
Below Audrey Hepburn recieving her Oscar.
All photos with the morningstar84 watermark my not be used without permission. I do not own any of the other photos they are simple reference images to show my inspiration.
This is just gorgeous! You did an amazing job.
ReplyDeleteAudrey Hepburn is my favorite.
Thank you!
DeleteShapo as usual! How much do you charge for a job like that? I would love to recommend you to everybody.
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DeleteUgh, love of my life. Beautiful recreation!
ReplyDeleteWhat is that lace called with the sort of 3D, textured ribbon cord on it that you used? I love it! Does it have a name?
ReplyDeleteThank you. Yes It's called Alencon Lace
DeleteWaouw!! You're very very talented!!! I just discover your blog and i love it!!! I add you in my favorites!! :)
ReplyDeleteI have also seen the Jakie Kennedy's dress!! It's amazing!!!! Thank you to allow me dreaming!
how much would this dress be without the bra cups and petticoat?
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