1940s White Satin Wedding Dress with Train 1940s_volup and it does not have

and it does not have a size label so it is best to check our measurements closely

faded mark on one of the Princess seams and a couple of other small marks that are lost in the folds of the gathered wrap skirt - we had to look very carefully to find them

It's pleasing to see that this dress also retains the Saks Fifth Avenue label and the ILGWU union label which dates the dress to between 1964 to 1973

The rear of the dress fastens with a central concealed zipper for a smooth and seamless fit

1940s White Satin Wedding Dress with Train 1940s_volup and it does not haveThis enchanting 1940s satin wedding gown was retailed by Bourne & Hollingsworth and refers to the luxury department store that used to sit on Oxford Street in central London. The opulent silvery white satin fabric is unlined and expertly tailored to a bias cut to create a flattering fairy tale silhouette. Delicate piped seams create an unusual, pretty zig zag detailing across the waist and bust. The attention grabbing back is secured with delicate