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The aristocracy’s 500-year lover lace dresses close and open
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Whether Spring-Summer or Fall-Winter, the beauty of lace dresses is constant and provides endless inspiration for creators.
The aristocracy’s 500-year lover lace dresses close and open
Designer Christian Dior once said: “In the age of machines, fashion is the only refuge for mankind because of its individuality, which cannot be imitated”. And in all, lace is a material that is extremely personal. More than being admired for what you wear, it’s how you feel when you enjoy the moment the lace runs through your body, the energy, and vibes you give off when you wear them.
Just like that, lace dresses always bring mysterious “sounds”, sometimes innocent, sometimes seductive, sexy and discreet, fragile but extremely durable. Although decades have passed with many changes, the beauty of lace fabric is like a mysterious woman, always waiting to be deciphered for the elaborate motifs on it.
Lace skirts are made from a special fabric with gaps in different patterns. These unique blanks are made by braiding, looping, twisting or punching holes in existing material. It is this difference that makes them easier to “remember to name” compared to many other fabrics. With the flow of time, lace fabrics are increasingly diverse in color, design, and material composition.
Returning to the origins of the material, primitive lace is known as an intricate net, which can be found in cultures that developed fishing nets and have been used in clothing since around 4000 BC. . However, for the type of lace we know today, the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century is a milestone marking the “evolution” and development of this material.
According to many records, Venice was the first city to record the appearance of lace fabric. Here, the first book describing patterns on lace called Le Pompe was published in the 1550s.
By the 1600s, many more advanced types of lace were produced in major European countries such as Belgium, France, England, Spain, etc. Since then, lace dresses have gradually “reached out” and penetrated into the fund. fashion of the nobility. Many of the most legendary women in history have entered their portraits with this material. For example, Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Catherine de Medici, Queen Marie Antoinette, Queen Victoria…
Lace dresses appearing in religious ceremonies, lavish weddings, or wild excursions made this trend even more widespread. The sixteenth to eighteenth centuries were the “golden age” of lace fabrics when they were applied in many different fields and were a symbol of nobility and nobility like the “queen” of the world of cloth.
Indeed, it is rare for any fabric to evoke so many different visual assumptions. Although lace dresses are always feminine and elegant, the texture and style of this material evoke a feeling of glamor and a bit of “naked”.
Many theories say that a lace dress is beautiful not only because of its design, and the sophistication of the needle but also by the “halo” of the woman who will wear it. It is no exaggeration to say that lace dresses are created to affirm the prestige and enhance the prestige of the owner. Besides, white lace dress is also a symbol of purity, rebirth, or a new beginning.
Is it because of those things that white lace dresses have appeared many times in royal weddings or great moments of world-famous female characters? When Queen Victoria married Prince Albert in 1840, eager to revive England’s embroidery, she chose white Honiton lace as the highlight of her wedding dress.
A century later, Grace Kelly’s white lace dress studded with thousands of delicate pearls also became one of the most famous wedding dresses in history. Since then, the image of an elegant bride in a white lace dress has always been an endless source of inspiration for many designers and millions of women around the world, including Princess Kate Middleton, Paris. Hilton, Kitty Spencer …
No longer the exclusive material of wedding dresses, lace dresses have become so familiar to fashionistas for decades. At the 1954 Oscars, Audrey Hepburn also wore a white lace dress in the moment of being named for the Best Actress award. The dress was designed by Edith Head and was later revised with a boat neck, accented with a belt to accentuate the actress’s petite bust.
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