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1910s Edwardian White Cotton Embroidered Lawn Skirt Color:White fashion historian George Walden has

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fashion historian George Walden has said: "Charles Frederick Worth dictated fashion in France a century and a half before Galliano"

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tiered skirt and long sleeves with flared cuff

this adaptable piece would be lovely worn as part of a formal ensemble

In immaculate condition and perfect for dancing

1910s Edwardian White Cotton Embroidered Lawn Skirt Color:White fashion historian George Walden hasBeautiful sheer white cotton full length Edwardian skirt circa 1910. This piece is extremely decorative and features large satin stitch embroidery and eyelet work all over. The skirt is gathered into a waistband, which fastens with a button, and is very wearable despite being nearly 110 years old. It could be easily dressed up or down and is in excellent antique condition with no faults of any note. Best fit for US size 2 or UK 6. WAIST 24 in. (60. 96

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