Versailles Robe à la française
🧚🏻♂️🧚🏻♂️Our private label - Ann.telier 🧚🏻♂️🧚🏻♂️
Robe à la française, also known as the grand habit de cour and "sack-back gown," is a style of dress that was popular in the 18th century. It was characterized by a loose, flowing fit, with the back of the dress pleated and draped from the shoulders to the floor. The front of the dress often featured a tightly fitted bodice and a wide skirt, which could be supported by hoops or panniers to create a bell-shaped silhouette. The style originated in France and became popular throughout Europe and America during the 18th century. It is now considered a classic example of 18th-century fashion.
composition: taffeta, netting, cotton
most dreamiest rococo inspired gown with 2 pieces basis - overdress and skirt, you can wear them with your own collection
sack back with lace up lining on the bodice
Including 3 pcs of detachable bows with lace accents
including 7 pcs bones on the bodice part (lined )
tie around waist on skirt
Gathers on waist
puff sleeves
panniers sold separately (pls search ‘18th century panniers’ )
**for instalment plans, pls msg through ig inbox (processed through PayPal)**
Little note about the order procedures
you can customise the colors and size , color swatch card pls refer to the last image, you can choose up to 2 colors for this set (pls mark the color # on the note when ordering)
if you would like to order the orignal colors as shown on the mannequin, pls mark ‘original’
pls allow around 20 days to make this gown , each piece is handmade by our professional seamstress who majoring in crafting historical costumes for many years
About measurements
Pls leave your bust , waist , across shoulder , bicep, elbow, preferred length from shoulder to hem, height to us, pls do the measurements when only wearing underwears
⭐️⭐️⭐️there is no refund, return or exchange for custom order and we cannot change anything once the order is placed , so pls ensure to leave the correct me to us⭐️⭐️⭐️
Beautiful Reels Courtesy @ olgamurch @vintagestill_life 💕
Original: $269.00
-65%$269.00
$94.15
Description
🧚🏻♂️🧚🏻♂️Our private label - Ann.telier 🧚🏻♂️🧚🏻♂️
Robe à la française, also known as the grand habit de cour and "sack-back gown," is a style of dress that was popular in the 18th century. It was characterized by a loose, flowing fit, with the back of the dress pleated and draped from the shoulders to the floor. The front of the dress often featured a tightly fitted bodice and a wide skirt, which could be supported by hoops or panniers to create a bell-shaped silhouette. The style originated in France and became popular throughout Europe and America during the 18th century. It is now considered a classic example of 18th-century fashion.
composition: taffeta, netting, cotton
most dreamiest rococo inspired gown with 2 pieces basis - overdress and skirt, you can wear them with your own collection
sack back with lace up lining on the bodice
Including 3 pcs of detachable bows with lace accents
including 7 pcs bones on the bodice part (lined )
tie around waist on skirt
Gathers on waist
puff sleeves
panniers sold separately (pls search ‘18th century panniers’ )
**for instalment plans, pls msg through ig inbox (processed through PayPal)**
Little note about the order procedures
you can customise the colors and size , color swatch card pls refer to the last image, you can choose up to 2 colors for this set (pls mark the color # on the note when ordering)
if you would like to order the orignal colors as shown on the mannequin, pls mark ‘original’
pls allow around 20 days to make this gown , each piece is handmade by our professional seamstress who majoring in crafting historical costumes for many years
About measurements
Pls leave your bust , waist , across shoulder , bicep, elbow, preferred length from shoulder to hem, height to us, pls do the measurements when only wearing underwears
⭐️⭐️⭐️there is no refund, return or exchange for custom order and we cannot change anything once the order is placed , so pls ensure to leave the correct me to us⭐️⭐️⭐️
Beautiful Reels Courtesy @ olgamurch @vintagestill_life 💕
