Edwardian White Cotton Eyelet Lace Wedding Gown with High Neck and Pintuck Detailing

A refined Edwardian-era wedding gown dating to the early 20th century, beautifully constructed in white cotton with extensive eyelet lace, pintuck detailing, and intricate insertion work throughout.

The gown features a high lace collar, softly structured bodice, and a fitted waist defined by horizontal bands of openwork lace. Vertical panels of eyelet and lace insertion elongate the silhouette, while finely pleated cotton panels create movement and lightness through the skirt. The sleeves are finished with coordinated lace bands, echoing the decorative rhythm found throughout the garment.

This is a quintessential Edwardian silhouette — elegant, restrained, and architectural — reflecting the period’s emphasis on craftsmanship and surface detail rather than overt embellishment. Though originally intended as a formal or bridal gown, the design translates seamlessly for a modern bride seeking an authentic antique piece with presence and wearability.

An exceptional example of early 20th-century needlework, suitable for a collector, archive, or historically informed bridal wear.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition.

Measurements: 

Shoulders 15

Bust 36

Waist 23

Length 56.5