Vintage 1940's Wedding Dress - Pearl White Rayon Satin with Cotton Lace Panels | XS, S
Vintage 1940's Wedding Dress - Pearl White Rayon Satin with Cotton Lace Panels | XS, S
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This vintage 1940s wedding dress was made from a bright pearl white rayon satin that offers a liquid like drape along the figure. Bias cut with an abundantly gathered bust and sweetheart neckline, with a sleek fitted body that cascades toward the ankle in the front. Mutton style sleeves that are puffed lace at the shoulders, tapering into a slim fitting satin towards the pointed wrists. What makes this gown truly remarkable, are the gorgeous lace inserts intentionally cut to slim and flatter the figure from the backside, extending from the top of the shoulders into the 44 inch long train that trails behind the wearer. This gown slips on overhead, closing at the side with a row of buttons (which adds an additionally special touch). A gown that provides a quiet elegance at the frontal view, and a jaw dropping awe from the backside. Absolutely lovely!
Label: None
Era: 1940s
Material: Rayon satin, cotton lace
Color: White
Size: XS, S (please see measurements)
Condition: Hand washed and steamed with no holes or rips. Gown is in incredible like-new condition; lace is strong with a healthy stretch and satin has no signs of thinning or wear. There is one small crease mark on the left sleeve right near the elbow and some water marks from steaming.
Measurements:
• Taken seam to seam laying flat, relaxed, then doubled
• Measurements given for comfort without applying stress to the seams
Shoulder: 17"
Sleeve Length: 26" center point extends past the wrist
Bust: 32-36" gathered fabric accommodates a variety of sizes
Waist: 25-27"
Hip: up to 40"
Length: 59" front, 103" center back
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A Note on Buying Vintage
A Note on Buying Vintage
This is an antique or early vintage garment made from delicate materials such as silk, fine cotton, lace, or early synthetics. These textiles may display signs consistent with age, which includes:
• natural fiber fatigue
• gentle thinning at stress points
• subtle irregularities inherent to early manufacturing
• age-related softness or patina
These qualities are authentic to historic garments and are considered part of their character, not defects, unless otherwise stated.
Notable flaws, such as excessive wear, stains, holes, or rips will always be photographed and disclosed in the condition notes.
