Beautiful 1950’s BELLE BRIDAL

The off-the-shoulder ruffled portrait neckline, natural petal shape waistline, with voluminous ballgown skirt are classic hallmarks of the early 1950s "New Look" bridal aesthetic popularized after WWII.

Nylon Tulle became commercially widely available for fashion use in the late 1940s and exploded in popularity in the early 1950s because it held its shape beautifully for full, tiered bridal skirts without requiring heavy starch.

The tiered ruffles along the hemline and train give it that distinct, romantic early 50’s charm. A few marks, and some tiny tiny holes on lower bodice, see closeup, ( always where bouquet is held) hard to see when worn. Gown that can be hand washed if desired.

Bust 34”. Waist 24”. Hip 64”. Length front 56”. Length back 99”. Waist to hem 46”

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