Historic Las Vegas 1920s Box Car Cocktail Dress

$300.00 each

Dress	Please select XS (4-6-US, 8-10UK, 30-32-EU) S (8-10-US, 12-14UK, 34-36-EU) M (12-14-US, 16-18UK, 38-40-EU) L (16-18-US, 20-22UK, 42-44-EU) XL (20-22-US, 24-26UK, 46-48-EU) XXL (24-26-US, 28-30UK, 50-52-EU)
Labels	Please select Inside (On body seam) Visible on garment (Left Side) Visible on garment (Right Side)
Sleeve length	Please select Short (Above elbow) Medium (To elbow) No sleeve

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Historic Las Vegas 1920s Box Car Cocktail Dress

This cocktail dress is made to make an impression. It has a boat neck, stand-up collar, so concentrate your accessories on your wrists and or ears. You can choose not to have a sleeve at all, which really looks great, but then so does a short or just above the elbow sleeve, your choice!

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Details

• Feel
• Weight
• Pre-washed
• Printing
• Detail
• Material
• Fabric manufacturer
• Fabric origin

Lightweight and ultra-shiny and feels soft and lovely on your skin.

2.2 oz/square yd (75gsm)

Yes. All fabric is washed before we make your garment.

It is printed in the USA using eco-friendly, water-based inks.

The print is sharp, and the detail is amazing. The surface of the material is perfect for showing the detail in the pictures.

100% polyester satin

Manufacturer: Spoonflower a printing company that uses an eco-friendly process, sustainable operational practices, uses water-based pigment inks and dyes and has initiatives that continue to lower waste byproducts.

The material comes from China and we checked with our supplier, you can be confident that you are buying something that was made by people with autonomy and free will.

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Historic Las Vegas 1920s Box Car

 

The train in the desert

The train plays a major part of Las Vegas history, it was founded as a train stop in 1905. The San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad ran between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, with a stop in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas was picked because there was plenty of water, it was a steam train after all :^).

I love trains and the train fabric is inspired by the the exterior of a Brown 1920s box car, I photographed at the Clark County Museum.