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vintage chanel dress Vintage 1975 Chanel Haute Couture White Eyelet Organza Off-Shoulder Tiered Ruffle Gown

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vintage chanel dress Vintage 1975 Chanel Haute Couture White Eyelet Organza Off-Shoulder Tiered Ruffle GownID: 0714243 Size: extra small Condition: very good Chanel is known to be one of the most luxurious and decadent fashion houses in the world. This breathtaking, well documented archival Chanel 1975 spring summer ivory white polka dot embroidered silk organza haute couture gown, look #49, is a perfect example of why this iconic brand has stood the test of time. Just look at this masterpiece of a dress! The ultra chic, optional off shoulder wide necklace

ID: 0714243
Size: extra small
Condition: very good

Chanel is known to be one of the most luxurious and decadent fashion houses in the world. This breathtaking, well-documented archival Chanel 1975 spring/summer ivory white polka-dot embroidered silk organza haute couture gown, look #49, is a perfect example of why this iconic brand has stood the test of time. Just look at this masterpiece of a dress! The ultra chic, optional off-shoulder wide necklace is trimmed with the most stunning tiered ruffles. This same tiered detailing is mirrored in the dramatic full-length skirting. I especially love the flattering nipped waist with matching pastel silk sash bow-tie. The perfect 'something blue' bridal touch! The way this heavenly creation coming together represent weeks of artistic handwork. We added many pictures so you can appreciate this masterful achievement from every angle. A museum quality, important Chanel gown that would make an epic and unforgettable wedding look.

Measurements
Bust: 32 inches
Waist: 24 inches
Hips: Free Sweep
Total Length: 58 inches

This gorgeous Chanel haute couture gown is in beautiful condition with no rips, holes or alternations. Perfectly working hidden center back Éclair metal-zipper. The inside is immaculate and all hand-finished. Only sign of age is some darkening to parts of the white skirting. Please message for detailed pictures. A stunning wearable Chanel designer investment piece that will only increase in value.

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