This late 1910's Edwardian day dress was made from a sheer, crisp white organdy material. Absolutely lovely, with wide long sleeves pinching at the wrist with scalloped lace cuffs that cover the upper palm of the hand. A gathered cotton tulle insert over the center bodice framed in complementary scalloped lace, and darling embroidered flowers that circle around the waist and hem. Designed for comfort, this dress is loose in the bodice with an easy to wear 27 inch waist. A wide skirt with pleating at the hip and long hem that falls just above the ankles. A perfect example of transition from the Edwardian era into the early 1920's.
Label: None Era: 1910s Material: Organdy, cotton tulle & lace Color: White Best fits modern size: XS, S (please see measurements)
Condition: Excellent: Hand washed and steamed, structurally sound for wear. A few small holes framed in a rusty color. These are found underneath the folds and back yoke so are not distracting.
Measurements (taken flat, relaxed, and doubled):
Shoulder: 17" Sleeve Length: 25" Sleeve Coi: 16" Bust: 36” Waist: 27" Hips: open Length: 52” from shoulder to hem
