From BHLDN: With roots in the modern art movement of 1960s Japan, designer Tadashi Shoji is passionate about designing his own luxurious fabrics and achieving an impeccably tailored fit. Covered from sheer neckline to hem in the most intricate ivory, petal-strewn lace, this slim gown mixes a vintage glamour with a clean-lined, contemporary cut.
Comments: Tadashi Shoji dresses run very large; this dress is at least a street size 8. The lace and the lining are both somewhat stretchy and it has a formfitting but forgiving fit. The measurements given are the measurements of the dress form in the pictures. With a very slight stretch it could easily go up to a 42 hip.
The lace is very unusual and could be interpreted as either daisies or snowflakes. Note that the belt shown in the black and white photo is not included.
The dress itself measures 60 inches from the back neckline to the back hem.