Ballgown Collection
Step into a world of elegance and glamour with the ballgown, a timeless symbol of sophistication
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Step into a world of elegance and glamour with the ballgown, a timeless symbol of sophistication. From The Tatler cover to fashion for debutantes, this exquisite garment has graced countless parties throughout history. In "The Special Private Despatch" by Margaret Bradley, the allure of the ballgown is described in vivid detail. Travel back to 1958 when Harrods introduced a stunning nylon net ballgown that left everyone mesmerized. Adorned with delicate embellishments, it epitomized grace and femininity. An advert for Courtaulds showcased Liberty's rayon fabric gown against the backdrop of Ranelagh Gardens in the 18th century, transporting us to an era of opulence. Even in unexpected places like an advert for Wills Gold Flake cigarettes, we find a glimpse of beauty as a lady dons her resplendent ballgown while indulging in luxury. Looking further back into history, we discover enchanting creations from unknown creators - elegant 19th-century ball dresses that exude charm and sophistication. In 1939, Miss Barbara McNeill made her debut on the dance floor wearing a breathtaking frock that captured hearts and turned heads. Lady Mols-de Brialmont immortalized herself through oil on canvas in 1853 wearing an exquisite ballgown fit for royalty. Not only did high society embrace these gowns; even Mrs. John Slidell and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln were captivated by their allure between 1855 and 1865 – their elegance transcending time itself. And who can forget Cinderella? Her magical transformation was complete when she slipped into her iconic glass slipper-adorned gown – proof that dreams do come true at midnight balls. "The Taste of Shawls, " depicted beautifully through pochoir print in 1922, showcases how shawls complemented these magnificent gowns perfectly – adding an extra touch of luxury and allure.