Vermeer Dress, 17th Century Baroque Gown, 1600s Coral Red and Ivory Outfit

Gorgeous 17th-century set of coral red taffeta bodice and ivory skirt of cotton satin. The creation of this model was highly inspired by Johannes Vermeer’s ‘Lady reading at an open window’ and other Dutch Golden Age paintings.

The bodice has a boat off-shoulder neckline and a pointed front made according to 1680s fashionable lines. It has a very sturdy boning and is supposed to be worn without stays. The skirt is made as a separate piece and full enough to give a nice historical look. Both the bodice and skirt can be combined with other items.

Please, beware that due to the bodice off shoulder look and it being corseted, the movement range may be limited in this dress! This outfit helps to achieve noble behaviour and grace 😉

Costume copy of different materials and different colours is available.

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