1960s White Lace Wedding Dress with Tulle Lace Train red dress this jacket was created by

this jacket was created by Ford in 2004 for the final show he designed for the house of Yves Saint Laurent

with a stylish plunging dinner-blazer style collar that can be worn open

It has long sleeves with a subtle bell-sleeve and a cuff that fastens with a hammered gold-tone metal button

It has a wide boatneck and fantastic cold shoulder sleeve so that the top of the arm is exposed

revealing the pin-tucked bands

1960s White Lace Wedding Dress with Tulle Lace Train red dress this jacket was created byGreat example of a late 1960s British made wedding dress which is very well crafted most likely for a high end bridal boutique or department store of the day. It bears only a small white manufacturer's label, hand annotated by 'Viviene,' who may have been the seamstress. The liner fabric is a white faux silk with a fine tulle overlay; panels of ornate baroque patterned lace are arranged in horizontal bands across the body, creating tonal texture and