Edwardian Lace, Net & Crochet Tea Gown designer-fred-perlberg It is cut to follow

It is cut to follow every curve and and has a bit of a burlesque or showgirl vibe

The sleeves have huge wide cuffs that you may wear up as shown or down for a longer sleeve

tag that instantly dates it as one of his earliest pieces

I think the front was opened a bit but I love it that plunged so left it - it would be easy to tack together if you wanted a more modest look

it will be ready to wear or display upon arrival

Edwardian Lace, Net & Crochet Tea Gown designer-fred-perlberg It is cut to followThis gown is just extraordinary. Fine hand work throughout and an absolute wonderful example of the craft that went into day wear. There are four or five different embroidery techniques employed in this piece as well as crochet work and different grades of netting. I love the heavy embroidery used down each sleeve and in panels down the bodice and skirt. Huge open cut work panels of edged linen work their way through the design. Crochet covered ball