The View in Veillon Dress

One of the most romantic dresses we have ever seen! Vintage 1980s romantic Edwardian early 20s inspired cotton gown features u shape neckline, tiered lace trimmed sleeves, and a drop waist accented with silken bows. This beautiful antique inspired dress would be beautiful for a Spring and Summer wedding, barefoot in the grass with a simple crown of wildflowers in your hair.

Sizing & Garment Details

• era: 1980s does late 1910s/early 1920s
• measurements: 49" length / 34"-38" bust / up to 32" waist / up to 36" hips
• size: best fits small/medium 
• material: 100% cotton
• condition: excellent vintage condition

We take extra care to provide detailed measurements for each of our garments for your convenience. If you have any questions or concerns regarding fit, please contact us and we will be happy to assist you. We measure each garment hanging on a hanger. 

Length: Top of shoulder to hem

Bust: Armpit to armpit then doubled

Waist: Across natural waist seam then doubled

Hips: Measured 7" from natural waist seam, measured across then doubled

Bodice: Top of shoulder to natural waist seam

From over a decade's worth of experience as a vintage clothing seller and collector, we are sharing some general care and laundering advice gleaned from women of the past. Practicing these "vintage" methods is another way to be more sustainable.

• Wear a slip with your garments to keep your garments cleaner longer (in most cases it takes much less water/resources to launder a slip than it does a garment)
• Wear your garments more than once before laundering
• Use cold water to launder your garments, hot water can deconstruct the fibers of your garments more and also can cause shrinkage.
• If using a machine, only wash full loads of laundry
• Hang garments to dry (every Adored Vintage girl loves seeing clothes on a line!) Dryers can really be rough on your garments (that lint trap is literally bits of your clothes as it slowly falls apart!)
• Spot clean garments immediately
• Hand wash your clothing as often as possible.
• Learn simple repair and mend skills to increase the longevity of your garments.