The silk ombre fabric was one of the most striking I saw at the tents.
A more subtle ombre, in silk satin faced chiffon.
Draping is in! hey Rami! These double-faced silk charmeuse dresses glinted like jewels under the lights.
The dresses were pretty, of course, but the gowns were subtly spectacular. This one was sheer and would require some pretty undies and pasties if worn in public. Or maybe a nice old-fashioned slip. :)
This antique gold silk sequin gown really must be seen to be appreciated. The only thing I would change would be the shape of the neckline. I think a straight armhole works more gracefully with a matching straight boat-neck.
The embroidery is on a layer of tulle over the red sheath. Gorgeous and exotic.
