Awọn lace bodice incorporated ẹrọ-ṣe lace, sourced lati awọn olupese ni France ati Britain. Floral motifs won ge lati awọn ipari ti awọn wọnyi ati ki o si appliquéd nipa ọwọ lori siliki net (tulle) nipa awọn osise lati awọn Royal School of Needlework. The ivory gown of white satin gazar with overall lace applique work with floral detail, the full skirt with box pleats, the back leading to a 9 ft. The lace bodice with V-neck and long sleeves. The lace detail incorporating the thistle, rose daffodil and sitrock. The lace bodice had a series of lace motifs, including a overlaid lace bodice and appliqued skirt. The lace bodice contained machine-made lace, sourced from manufacturers in France and Britain. Floral motifs were cut from lengths of these and then appliquéd by hand onto silk net (tulle) by workers from the Royal School of Needlework. The ivory gown of white satin gazar with overall lace applique work with floral detail, the full
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