barbie dress

The long dress has a rich and varied history that dates back centuries. Here is an overview of its evolution through the ages: In the Middle Ages long dresses were worn by women of all social classes. The fabrics used ranged from coarse wool for peasant women to silk and velvet for the nobility. During the Renaissance, long dresses became more elaborate, ball and court dresses were particularly ornate, with lace, ribbons and embroidery. In the 19th century, fashion changed frequently. Empire era dresses had a high waistline below the bust, while romantic dresses featured voluminous skirts and puffed sleeves. In the 20th century, fashion shifted toward shorter dresses, but long dresses remained popular for formal occasions. In the 21st century, the long dress continues to be an essential element of the women's wardrobe, constantly reinventing itself with contemporary trends. Thus, the long dress, through its evolution through the centuries, reflects the social, cultural and economic changes of each era, while remaining a timeless symbol of feminine elegance.  The Barbara dress is made adjustable straps with a straight collar at the front and back  a slit with buttonholes  an invisible slider on the left side  Dress made in France by people in reintegration  Material: 100% Cotton, cotton lining, striped cotton satin fabric made in Lyon Care: hand wash or delicate 30° Size advice: if you are between two sizes take the next size up Model: Axelle wears size 38 for her usual 36, for a loose/beach effect, refer to the chest measurements table, she measures 1.71m  .