Please save your sausage, your cranberries, your cornbread, and your walnuts for a fancier day
The tea gown, on the other hand, drapes the figure loosely so as to fall in graceful folds, and may be regarded as a distinct economy, as it so often takes the place of a more expensive dress. The Evolution of Fashion, Florence Mary Gardiner, 1897 The 1870s Victorian tea gown looked unfitted with large draping train at the back and pleats along the front (somewhat like Regency gowns)
THE WAISTLINE IS ACCENTUATED BY A SHEER, BONED PANEL THAT CREATES A FLATTERING, FEMININE SILHOUETTE
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Crafted with a sleek strapless neckline, this piece showcases the shoulders with refined simplicity while contouring the frame in Vespers signature slim-fit silhouette