And all that lace and gorgeous material did not come cheap, as a poem to the tea gown makes clear: MY lady has a tea-gown That is wondrous fair to see, It is flounced and ruffed and plaited and puffed, As a tea-gown ought to be
Make white horsebit loafers shine by matching them with black trousers, perfect for artsy occasions like gallery openings, museum visits, or unique date nights
The air outside is crisp and bracing, my cup runneth over with cheer, and Im starting to wonder why my closet doesnt contain more sequins
The soft materials allow for easy movement while maintaining a flattering silhouette that complements a variety of body types
Her name is Jane Law and if you check out her IMDB ( she has worked about a million of the best costume movies out there, sometimes as a cutter, sometimes as principal costume maker, sometimes making specific pieces for a movie (ie, for Ever After, she did all of Angelica Huston's costumes and the Breathe dress)