This dress has a particularly authentic feel to it, highlighted by the color and trimmings. The silk, in reality more likely to have been a woven pattern, was printed specially for the costume.
| Two-piece dress of printed silk, trimmed with metallic lace braid, silk flowers, and lace. Petticoat and stomacher of shot silk. Designed by James Acheson.
This dress has a particularly authentic feel to it, highlighted by the color and trimmings. The silk, in reality more likely to have been a woven pattern, was printed specially for the costume. | |||
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| Two-piece dress of printed silk, trimmed with metal thread, beads, and lace. Petticoat and stomacher of shot silk. Designed by James Acheson.
The two gowns from Dangerous Liasons are very much in the taste of the fashionable, afluent pre-Revolutionary French court in which the film is set. Their profusion of trimmings arranged in sinuous lines on rustling silks characterizes the contemporary Rococo vogue for busy surface decoration. | |||
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