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It’s styled to fit over a bustled skirt
They are covered in a gazillion wee stitched spikes
The faint shimmer of handmade purple Japanese papers evokes the silk crepe of the underdress and silk velvet of the tabard
as it differs from the swags of fabric often found all over Victorian bustle dresses (although I love those
which translates as ‘Monstrous seahorse’
Dress #118: Charles James ballgown in pale blue and blue-green Skulls It’s styled to fit overThis hand stitched paper dress is based on a ballgown created by Charles James between 1950 1952; the original is held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art (accession C. I. 65. 36. 1). For this ballgown, James took inspiration from the late nineteenth century with swags of pale blue silk satin gathered at the front and back over a blue green silk taffeta underskirt, forming a miniature bustle. Charles James is considered by the Met to be the only
