Evening Wear Collection
"Stepping into Elegance
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"Stepping into Elegance: A Glimpse into the World of Evening Wear" Transport yourself back to the enchanting Victory Ball at the iconic Albert Hall on a crisp evening in November 1919. Miss Elsie Carlisle, adorned in her finest attire, captivated all with her grace and charm. Intriguingly, Cartland In Dress unveils a mesmerizing display of fashion mastery. The likes of Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer, and Rosalind Russell graced George Cukor's masterpiece "The Women" (1939), showcasing exquisite evening gowns that left audiences spellbound. Travel further through time to France, where Berthe Morisot's portrait exudes an air of sophistication amidst delicate lace and satin drapery. Meanwhile, Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria commands attention at Vienna's Annual Viennese ball in resplendent regalia. Immerse yourself in artistry as you admire "The Fur Boa, " an oil painting that captures the allure and opulence associated with evening wear. Equally captivating is the enigmatic Marquise Casati bedecked with peacock feathers; her portrait evokes mystery and intrigue from 1911-1913. "The Box; La Loge, " rendered delicately on pastel paper, transports us to a world where society's elite gather for evenings filled with elegance and social grandeur. Anna Neagle herself becomes a work of art in 1940 as she dons an exquisite gown immortalized on canvas. Witness history unfold as Peggy Hopkins Joyce raises a glass to celebrate the end of Prohibition in Hollywood during 1933—a momentous occasion marked by glamourous attire fit for such revelry. Delve deeper into antiquity as you marvel at a stunning ball gown from c. 1872—its silk fabric whispering tales of dances long forgotten yet forever cherished.