The dress was made silk from China (as opposed to Japan or Italy, given it was still so soon after the war) and its 15-foot train was inspired by Bottielli's painting of Primavera from 1482, and covered in delicate floral designs including "jasmine, smilax, seringa, and rose-like blossoms." According to the Royal Collection Trust, it was meant to symbolize "rebirth and growth" in Britain after the war
Style it up with colourful accessories, if you're feeling daring
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For your reference, here are the pieces that we used for the costume (with their links) again: Long Sleeved, Stripe, Twirly Dress in Navy (Primary Clothing) Classic Tee in Gray (Primary Clothing) Black Leggings (Primary Clothing) Red, Plastic Glasses White High Top Sneakers #2 pencil We hope you enjoy this costume as much as we do and that it brings a little Louise Book Character Magic in your life as well