The Dress

2010 Spring Collection by designer Angel Sanchez
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zG2rkhB7ie8 (Start at 1 min 25 sec)

White silk triplex gazar & tulle gown with natural waist & all over metallic thread & squared organza embroidery

Recently steamed and hung in white dress bag provided by The Wardrobe Curator. A seamstress at The Wardrobe Curator commented, "It's a classic dress." and it's in excellent condition. Worn once and has only minor damage to the bottom of the tulle and a bit of staining to one of the under layers near the floor. Some stiching that holds the embroidery to the silk gown was recently repaired by the Wardrobe Curator. No damage is visible when worn.

Bought in La Jolla, California and worn in a Church of England chapel wedding at Cambridge University in Summer 2011. The retail price was $6000 in the US. I am 5’9 and wore 2in heels on the day. The land was recently measured by Kashka at The Wardrobe Curator and is 140cm.

US Size 8- Current measurements are above- taken by Kashka at The Wardrobe Curator. The waste was taken in by Design & Alter in Battersea, London (now, The Wardrobe Curator http://www.thewardrobecurator.co.uk). It was also cleaned and stored by Design and Alter (now Total Wardrobe Care https://www.totalwardrobecare.co.uk ) in a moth proof white box with protective tissue paper and has sat untouched until photographing for sale and recent steam cleaning.

Angel Sanchez’s designs reflect his architectural discipline while creating new shapes and proportions that hold true to the timeless perfection of traditional couture. His designs are architectural, contemporary, and feminine; which always include a touch of drama. Devotees includeTaylor Swift, Salma Hayek, Giselle Bundchen, Beyonce, Iman, Eva Longoria, Sandra Bullock, Brooke Shields, and Elizabeth Hurley.

Angel Sanchez collections are available at luxury retailers worldwide; Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue in the United States, Frattina in Mexico City, Al Ostoura in Kuwait, Bellisima & Novarese in Japan, and Novia in Korea, amongst others.

Alterations

The waste was seamlessly taken in by Design & Alter in Battersea, London, which has rebranded and is now called The Wardrobe Curator http://www.thewardrobecurator.co.uk.