White Roses Dress
Paper Patterns: 1950s Glamour
This framed paper sculpture celebrates the feminine silhouette of 1950s evening wear through the creative repurposing of vintage sewing patterns. The piece features a structured bodice with authentic pattern markings transitioning into a dramatic full skirt—capturing the essence of mid-century cocktail attire that defined post-war glamour.
Delicate handcrafted rose embellishments adorn the skirt, echoing the feminine details that characterised 1950s special occasion dressing. The contrast between the pristine white bodice and warm-toned skirt highlights the construction lines and pattern notations, offering a thoughtful reflection on fashion history and the craftsmanship behind iconic silhouettes.
Elegantly mounted against a rich burgundy background, this dimensional paper art piece transforms utilitarian sewing instructions into a nostalgic celebration of an era when dressing up was an art form. The perfect conversation piece for lovers of vintage fashion, paper arts, and mid-century design.
Paper Patterns: 1950s Glamour
This framed paper sculpture celebrates the feminine silhouette of 1950s evening wear through the creative repurposing of vintage sewing patterns. The piece features a structured bodice with authentic pattern markings transitioning into a dramatic full skirt—capturing the essence of mid-century cocktail attire that defined post-war glamour.
Delicate handcrafted rose embellishments adorn the skirt, echoing the feminine details that characterised 1950s special occasion dressing. The contrast between the pristine white bodice and warm-toned skirt highlights the construction lines and pattern notations, offering a thoughtful reflection on fashion history and the craftsmanship behind iconic silhouettes.
Elegantly mounted against a rich burgundy background, this dimensional paper art piece transforms utilitarian sewing instructions into a nostalgic celebration of an era when dressing up was an art form. The perfect conversation piece for lovers of vintage fashion, paper arts, and mid-century design.
Paper Patterns: 1950s Glamour
This framed paper sculpture celebrates the feminine silhouette of 1950s evening wear through the creative repurposing of vintage sewing patterns. The piece features a structured bodice with authentic pattern markings transitioning into a dramatic full skirt—capturing the essence of mid-century cocktail attire that defined post-war glamour.
Delicate handcrafted rose embellishments adorn the skirt, echoing the feminine details that characterised 1950s special occasion dressing. The contrast between the pristine white bodice and warm-toned skirt highlights the construction lines and pattern notations, offering a thoughtful reflection on fashion history and the craftsmanship behind iconic silhouettes.
Elegantly mounted against a rich burgundy background, this dimensional paper art piece transforms utilitarian sewing instructions into a nostalgic celebration of an era when dressing up was an art form. The perfect conversation piece for lovers of vintage fashion, paper arts, and mid-century design.
Dimensions: 28cm x 23xm x 6cm
Materials: Vintage sewing pattern paper, natural dyes, board, velvet
Frame: Fibreboard, Glass
Care: Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the colours