It looks like a modern goth variation of the "Pirates of the Caribean" costume pattern http://www.simplicity.com/p-2098-costumes.aspx Simplicity #40?? (For some reason, ever since Simplicity "up graded" there website my computer periodical freezes up when I try to browse their site. So I wasn't able to get the number before it glitched my screen. I think they stuck a bustle on it and called it Victorian. Well at least it isn't listed in thier historical pattern section.
De -----Original Message----- Looks like a Tudor-ish neckline, 1700's sleeves, a 1990's bridal dress train thingy, an Elizabethan forepart and hoop shape, a 1860's basque waist and a bustle era-inspired gathered back. I believe the Victorians did stuff like this for fancy dress, but what era this one's going for is beyond me! It has something for everyone. But as a foofy bridal gown, it's nice, surprisingly. -----Original Message----- http://mccallpattern.mccall.com/m6097-products-10908.php?page_id=96 _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list [email protected] http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
