Silk And Lace Appliqué Trousseau Short Slip

Silk & Lace Appliqué Trousseau Short Slip, c. 1930s, Great Britain Photography by Tigz Rice Studios. From The Underpinnings Museum collection.

Date:  c. 1930s

Origin: Great Britain

Fabric: Silk georgette and leavers lace

Brand: Custom made

 

A short silk slip that was likely originally intended for a wedding trousseau crafted in luxurious fabrics and entirely hand sewn. Peach silk georgette are used for the body of the slip. The seams are all delicately French seamed, with narrow pintucks at the underbust. Leavers lace is carefully cut and symmetrically hand sewn across the body of the slip, an embellishment technique that would have likely taken hundreds of hours to complete. The centre back fastens with small shell buttons, hand sewn button loops and a silk georgette facing.

 

From the collection of Karolina Laskowska

Museum number: KL-2017-054

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