A true fairytale moment in the dreamiest shade of seafoam aquamarine, this early 1980’s Loralie Original off-the-shoulder princess dress captures all the romance and theatrical femininity the era did so beautifully. The silhouette feels straight out of a storybook, beginning with a softly structured bodice that sits elegantly off the shoulders, framed by cascading layers of delicate white floral lace that create a romantic ruffled neckline and airy flutter sleeves. The lace overlay continues down the bodice in a vertical panel. The waist is gently defined with a ribbon tie, flowing into a voluminous skirt made for movement and drama. Sheer seafoam chiffon drapes gracefully over the poly/cotton blend skirt, gathered into soft swags at the front and back and finished with charming satin bows that reveal tiers of scalloped lace beneath. Each layer adds depth and lightness, creating that unmistakable princess sweep as the dress moves. Beneath the chiffon, multiple tiers of lace and lining give the gown fullness without heaviness, allowing it to float effortlessly with every step. The back features a hidden hook and eye & zipper closure. The bows were originally attached with safety pins and have since been carefully sewn in place for a more secure and permanent finish; there is some light rusting visible underneath a few of the bows from their original attachment, though it remains discreet. There is also one small stain on the most inner back hem layer, completely hidden beneath the outer layers and not visible when worn!
Measurements: Bust 34”, Waist 24”, Hips 48”, Waist to Hem 47, Shoulder to Hem 53”
All sales final: It is our mission to disclose all issues found, but all of our items are vintage - which means most of them have been worn or used and may have minor issues. In the event that we have overlooked an issue, it is not because we misrepresented the item, it is because the issue was not apparent enough to demand our attention. We can only apologize for our oversight and hope you can either repair the issue or resell the item, but we do not accept returns for items we have photographed & listed on our website.
A true fairytale moment in the dreamiest shade of seafoam aquamarine, this early 1980’s Loralie Original off-the-shoulder princess dress captures all the romance and theatrical femininity the era did so beautifully. The silhouette feels straight out of a storybook, beginning with a softly structured bodice that sits elegantly off the shoulders, framed by cascading layers of delicate white floral lace that create a romantic ruffled neckline and airy flutter sleeves. The lace overlay continues down the bodice in a vertical panel. The waist is gently defined with a ribbon tie, flowing into a voluminous skirt made for movement and drama. Sheer seafoam chiffon drapes gracefully over the poly/cotton blend skirt, gathered into soft swags at the front and back and finished with charming satin bows that reveal tiers of scalloped lace beneath. Each layer adds depth and lightness, creating that unmistakable princess sweep as the dress moves. Beneath the chiffon, multiple tiers of lace and lining give the gown fullness without heaviness, allowing it to float effortlessly with every step. The back features a hidden hook and eye & zipper closure. The bows were originally attached with safety pins and have since been carefully sewn in place for a more secure and permanent finish; there is some light rusting visible underneath a few of the bows from their original attachment, though it remains discreet. There is also one small stain on the most inner back hem layer, completely hidden beneath the outer layers and not visible when worn!
Measurements: Bust 34”, Waist 24”, Hips 48”, Waist to Hem 47, Shoulder to Hem 53”
All sales final: It is our mission to disclose all issues found, but all of our items are vintage - which means most of them have been worn or used and may have minor issues. In the event that we have overlooked an issue, it is not because we misrepresented the item, it is because the issue was not apparent enough to demand our attention. We can only apologize for our oversight and hope you can either repair the issue or resell the item, but we do not accept returns for items we have photographed & listed on our website.
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