Ivory wedding gown with bows and lace sleeves by Bryan K Osburn
National Museum of African American History and Culture

Ivory wedding gown with bows and lace sleeves by Bryan K Osburn

Bryan K. Osburn, American · 1985 - 1995

silk taffeta, machine lace, net, synthetic plain weave, plastic, horsehair, nylon tulle, rhinestone, sequin, metal, elastic, buckram, string
National Museum of African American History and Culture
CC0 — Public Domain
National Museum of African American History and Culture

An ivory wedding gown with bows and lace sleeves by Bryan K. Osburn. The dress features an off- the- shoulder silhouette made from one panel of ivory silk taffeta that has a series of hand basted pleats. This panel of fabric is seamed to itself slightly to the proper right of center and has a 9.5” wide bow hand tacked into place over the seam. The bow is double looped with two 9” tails and at the center of it is a 1” shank button made with a metal setting and glass rhinestones. Four beaded strands of plastic pearl beads hang from the shank button and the length of the strands range from 2.25” to 3”.

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