I love that dress!!!!

1860s-style costume, worn by Romy Schneider in the role of Empress Elisabeth of Austria in the film Ludwig (1972). Designed by Piero Tosi. Short jacket in brown velvet with small flowers embroidered in ivory and beige silk, lined in otter. Gown in brown with big satin bow. Collection of Pitti Palace Costume Gallery, via: (Top & Middle): Eventi Culturali Magazine; (Bottom): Europeana Fashion Tumblr (photo: Gabinetto fotografico SBAS, Mario Carrieri).

UPDATE: NEW clearer photos taken with the Canon camera I forgot the first time I went with NEW information (like how it closes, and how the lace is done, as well as where some of the bodice seams d…

UPDATE: NEW clearer photos taken with the Canon camera I forgot the first time I went with NEW information (like how it closes, and how the lace is done, as well as where some of the bodice seams d…

UPDATE: NEW clearer photos taken with the Canon camera I forgot the first time I went with NEW information (like how it closes, and how the lace is done, as well as where some of the bodice seams d…

William Travilla - Costumes - Tailleur Pantalaon 'Chamoiré' - Susan Hayward (qui…

From Seattle Museum of Pop Culture's Jim Henson exhibit.You can find my write-up on this gown's construction here: http://ariacouture.com/sarahs-labyrinth-ba...

Bette Davis, "The Virgin Queen," 20th Century Fox, 1955, Designed by Mary Wills, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen

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On A Clear Day You Can See Forever Period Gown by Cecil Beaton, Paramount 1970 Crème crepe silk full length long slee... on Jun 05, 2004