Ruffle Riot– true vintage 1970s lace wedding dress

If your motto is more is more, then Ruffle Riot is calling your name. She’s a frothy, ruffled vision straight from the heart of the mid-1970s—a time when brides didn’t whisper, they swooshed.

Made entirely from white lace, this true vintage gown takes its cues from Edwardian style but dials everything up to eleven. A high lace collar frames a scoop yoke edged (naturally) with a ruffle. The fitted lace bodice flows into an A-line skirt, joined at the waist with another flounce of frill. From there, it’s tier upon tier of lace ruffles all the way down into a dramatic, swishy train.

And the sleeves? Tight to the elbow, then bursting into three tiers of increasingly voluminous lace ruffles. They’re outrageous, in the best possible way.

This is a one-of-a-kind gown for a bride with serious vintage flair. All she needs is a wide-brimmed white hat… or maybe a lace parasol (ruffled, of course).

Best fit for a size 6 or a small 8 in the waist. Available to try on in the Tricker Bridal salon or purchase online. Professionally cleaned and in excellent condition.

Bust 32"

Waist 26"

Hips 36"

Length waist to hem 44"

In the photos the zip is undone - however the zip (original) is fully functioning - my mannequin just needs to lose a centimetre or two!