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There are many styles of "Victorian" dresses, both with and without a bustle, but that distinctive shape is what defined the silhouette of a Victorian lady. A corset was also required to achieve the appropriate effect. There are a wide range of Victorian styles encompassing everything from dressing gowns to ballgowns. Price range $325.00 and up, not including corset and bustle or hoop.

The navy blouse is made of cotton with gathered lace sewn in a "V" front and back, puffed sleeves, and a lace collar, and buttons up the front. The skirt is made of green and navy flocked rayon, and features a dropped "V" waist band, typical of the 1890s. $325.00 as shown, not including underpinnings.

The ball gown below features a corset, crinoline, and a bustle. The gown is made of a royal blue floral brocade and trimmed with black lace. There is a band of beaded, scalloped lace in the center front of the skirt. There is a slight train on the five-tiered bustle, and the gown laces up the back.
$700.00 as shown, not including underpinnings.   Click on each picture for a larger image.

This suit features a corset, bustle, button front jacket of slate blue bengaline with pleated navy ribbon and woven trim. The overskirt is trimmed to match, and the underskirt is navy bengaline trimmed with slate blue looped cording.
$650.00 as shown, not including underpinnings.

The ball gown below features a corset and soft bustle. The gown is made of a pale green floral brocade, with green satin for the bustle and drape and matching organza at the neckline. The gown is further embellished with green and cream rosettes. $500.00 as shown, not including underpinnings.
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Close-up of the rosette trim.

Close-up of the bustle trim.

Back of the dress.

Because we make every garment to your specifications you are never limited to just what you see.
We can make any desired changes to the design, color, or materials of the garments shown,
and all garments are made to your measurements, not some generic “size”.