By 1912, the bride’s bodice has the fashionable V-neckline like a Japanese kimono’s front, which was the designer’s inspiration. Gone are the high, stiff necklines. The skirt is straight with only a small slit at the bottom. Continue reading 1912 Bridal Gown
The 1908 bridal gown has a high neckline, smooth bodice, A-line gathered skirt, slightly puffed 3/4 length sleeves, and long fingerless mitts. The skirt is a “shocking” 2 to 3 inches off the floor. Continue reading 1908 Bridal Gown
This 1904 bridal gown shows the typical Edwardian fashion of high neckline, puffy bodice decorated with lace, tightly cinched waist, and a full length skirt with a flowing train. The bride is totally covered from neck to floor, and arms as well. Continue reading 1904 Bridal Gown
I have always been fascinated by women’s fashions through the ages, especially wedding dresses. I hope to share this fascination with you and introduce you to some bridal fashions worn by actual brides. Continue reading Welcome to the Vintage Bride blog
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