Bustle dress victorian

I have always wanted to create an authentic Victorian dress and when my hometown university announced it would be celebrating its 125th birthday, I knew I had to celebrate in my own way by making a…

A Victorian-era costume of an upper-class lady. A stunning late XIX century dress equally suited for dancing and mid-day walks in the park. The costume is decorated with lace, applications, and embroidery. It has a distinctive Victorian silhouette with a bustle skirt and hourglass corset. The kit includes: - decorate corset (made of silk) - bustle skirt (made of synthetic taffeta) Our model on photos also wears a bustle cage and petticoat which is not included in the price of this costume…

PRICES MAY VARY. Include: All shown in the picture contains. Material: Made by high quality polyester. Size: US Women Size. Please refer to Amazon size chart. If you choose "Custom-made", please tell us your gender,height size,chest size,waist size,hip size. Occasion: classical party, wedding, reneissance faire party, theatrical show, Victorian steampunk theme play, Halloween party ect. Color can be changed, please contact us for further details. If you choose custom made, please tell us…

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PRICES MAY VARY. Package Included - 1* victorian blouse; 1* vest; 1* maxi skirt. Material - The victorian bustle dress costume is made of polyester, very noble and elegant, heavy hem, ruffle ball gown. Features - Elegant blouse with pointed collar and ruffle bow tie, Long puff sleeves design to increase the sense of vintage. Buttons closure in front and back lacing up steampunk vest. The victorian skirt is full length, and with ruffle curtain, bustle dress. All designs give this victorian…

Late 1880's style period bustle gown. Red cotton, Black Chinese brocade contrast and piping Hand made frog faux fastening Costume Designed, made, and mo... C19th Ladies Bustle Gown

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Description One of the four dresses created for World Steam Expo 2011 in Dearborn, MI. You've seen the green and purple before. This is for the dress on the right, which belongs to Niki who plays Lady Henrietta Hope, Countess of Lincoln. The gown is made from a poly blend fabric with a woven diamond pattern, accented with maroon upolstry velvet. Like previous gowns we used the Truly Victorian bustle, 1885 underskirt, and the 1885 Curias bodice. The overskirt is the 1887 Waterfall overskirt…

Victorian age bustle gown dress, 19th century, Europe