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Color:caramel bring the garment (.zprj) file into Clo3D 1825 Creation Date: circa 1825 Subject Date: circa 1825 Location: Eastport, Washington County, ME Media: silk, cotton, linen Dimensions: 139.700 cm x 90.170 cm Local Code: A86-76 Collection: Costume collection Object Type: Physical Object Cross Reference Searches Standardized Subject Headings Bodices Clothing & dress Clothing & dress--Maine--Eastport Dresses Fads Silk Women's clothing--19th century People Other Keywords For more information about this item, contact: Maine Historical Society 485 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04101 (207) 774-1822 x230 Website Use of this Item is not restricted by copyright and/or related rights, but the holding organization is contractually obligated to limit use https://barminafashion.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/SHORT-BLACK-GOLD-KIMONO-DRESS.jpg4-min-600x820.jpg STRETCH SUPERWASHED RASO Ashley Lauren 11236 Long Fitted V-Neck Beaded Sequin Prom Dress atonement green dress back
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Sustainable Fashion Designer: Donna Morrison
Holds a bachelor's degree in Fashion Design. Over 12 years in the field, has developed a specialism in modular skirt designs while also working on material-efficient occasionwear. Collaborates with occasionwear boutiques on event-season assortments, particularly through documenting material choices and designing adaptable details for longer garment use. Work for Ireland is guided by attention to how garments look and move in everyday use.
Pattern placement changes how seams appear across the dress. Look at the fabric under both window light and room lighting.
A missing decoration can leave an exposed attachment point. Use a suitable tailor for delicate or structured work.
Stage lighting can make glossy fabric strongly reflective. Use secure earrings rather than loose hanging pieces.
Consider whether you want the pattern to be the main focus of the outfit or a quieter background detail. A simpler top can leave more visual space for a bold skirt pattern.
Ask the seller whether the thread is temporary tacking. Do not remove reinforced stitching at the top of a vent.
For an unfamiliar weave or knit, seek repair guidance suited to that construction. Check whether the fabric has an intentional looped texture before deciding a feature is damage.