In the 1880s, early yachting attire was heavily influenced by naval uniforms
Instead of turning this into an entire wedding theme, I decided to pivot it into a bachelorette
Jessica Glasscock, a fashion historian at Parsons School of Design, New York, and author of Wigging Out: Fake Hair That Made Real History, notes how the 1970s saw a wave of gender-fluid unisex lines, with leading department stores the likes of Bloomingdales in New York opening a unisex department
Unlike the general populous who enjoyed wearing white, those inside the palace walls often wore exquisitely dyed and embroidered garments in vibrant colours such as red, blue, green, and black that immediately signalled the wearer's position within the court
Silky satin finish, hand-placed lace
With it's modern fit and super stretch this is a favorite for those who want to look trendy while working