EUC vintage 1970’ victorian Gunne Sax gown Elegant Cream Lace.

This vintage Gunne Sax ivory satin and lace wedding dress, likely from the 1970s. These dresses, designed by Jessica McClintock, are known for their romantic, Victorian-inspired style, often featuring high lace collars, long sleeves, and flowing maxi skirts. The dress in the image has a high neckline with lace detailing, long sleeves with cuffs, a fitted waist, and a full-length skirt with a lace-trimmed hem. It is made of ivory satin with lace accents. Gunne Sax dresses were popular in the late 1960s and 1970s, embodying a bohemian and prairie-style aesthetic. They often incorporated elements like lace, ruffles, and floral prints, appealing to young women seeking a romantic and feminine look. While initially associated with casual and semi-formal wear, Gunne Sax also produced wedding dresses, as seen in the image. These wedding gowns often featured similar design elements to their everyday dresses but were made from finer fabrics like satin and lace. Today, vintage Gunne Sax dresses are highly sought after by collectors and fashion enthusiasts, particularly those interested in vintage and bohemian styles. They are often worn as wedding dresses, prom dresses, or for special occasions, and can be found at vintage stores, online marketplaces, and auctions. The dress in the image appears to be in good condition, suggesting it has been well-preserved over the years. 22 inches waist Pit to pit 15 inches Sleeve long 26 inches