Monica Seggos
On May 3, 2001,
a c.1888 velvet, cut velvet and satin court train and gown
designed by couturier Charles Frederick Worth
sold at Doyle New York for $101,500 (including buyer's premium)
setting a new world record for an antique dress sold at auction
c. 1888 Charles Frederick Worth Velvet and Satin Court Gown and Train
(photo via Doyle New York)
 
Read the story about the dress at
Once Upon a Worth Gown
It is a work in progress, and I will be writing every day
until it is finished
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