#festive gown

[zeelclothingonline]

This magnificent black sequins georgette festival wear readymade gown is the perfect choice for any special occasion.

The charming black color and intricate multi-sequins and silver zari embroidered work make this gown stand out.

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Leonie Hanne in Nicole + Felicia Couture

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Anya Taylor-Joy in Dior Haute Couture at the “Furiosa“ screening 77th annual Cannes Film Festival

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because I'm curious:

[k-wame]

BARRY KEOGHAN "Bird" Première - The 77th Annual Cannes Film Festival · May 2024

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marina ruy barbosa

wearing miss sohee couture and chopard jewelry at the cannes film festival

was waiting for someone to wear this dress. she looks mesmerizing

[thyfore]

I made a Claude frollo cosplay but didn’t make a wig or figure out the makeup so I instead just wore a fursuit

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Pamela Anderson at the Zurich Film Festival 2024, wearing Oscar de la Renta.

Custom primrose faille dress with pleated skirt and tonal shawl.

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Harris Reed Spring 2023

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Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi attend a red carpet for the movie "Priscilla" at the 80th Venice International Film Festival on September 04, 2023 in Venice, Italy.

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Anya Taylor Joy wearing Atlein Dress from the Spring 2024 Collection at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.

[ai-satin-chic]

She loved going to music festivals. And with her dancing, she'd usually get more attention than the headline act.

[lacetulle]

Leonie Hanne in Nicole + Felicia Couture

[thegivenchythree]

Anya Taylor-Joy in Dior Haute Couture at the “Furiosa“ screening 77th annual Cannes Film Festival

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I sacrificed myself to sleep just to finish THIS PIECE OF ART...

My own take of Festival Gown 2024 but it's Godzilla Theme!!!

P.S. That's ME in my Festival Gown attire LOL

[samwisethestitch]

I made Tudor shapewear out of fabric scraps!

This is part of my ongoing project to make a Tudor French gown for the ren faire. While I'm not super concerned with historical accuracy for things like fabric fiber content and dyes, I *am* trying to be as accurate as possible with the silhouette, and that classic Tudor noblewoman silhouette requires some very specific undergarments.

This garment was commonly called a "bum roll" and was worn around the hips to add width. Sort of like 16th century butt pads.

I used this pattern from The Tudor Tailor by Ninya Mikhaila and Jane Malcolm-Davies, which I resized to fit my hip measurements. This was my first time resizing a pattern!

(Ignore the Magic: The Gathering playmat, my sewing table is also our card game table.)

Since this is essentially underwear, I decided to make it as cheaply as possible by using scrap fabric. The roll itself is made of leftover muslin from an embroidery project, the ties are made with fabric leftover from a quilt, and the roll is stuffed with scraps from various projects!

The next step of this project is to make a farthingale (similar to a hoop skirt), which will be worn on top of the roll to complete the silhouette.