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Welcome to a Bustledress.com Article PageVictorian Costume Contest Entries Bustle Gown Contest Rules USA Entry 50.) Dress: 1870's Style Velvet and Taffeta Bustle Gown.Category: USA Best Gothic Victorian DressCategory: USA Best Steampunk Bustle gownSeamstress: Misslisa1867 from Ebay's WebStore:"You're Never Out of Style."1870's Style Bustle Gown. I used 4 different patterns to create this gown. The fabric is light Black Taffeta with a Dark Black flocked Velvet print throughout. The Collar and Cuffs are made from Black Velveteen fabric. The Trim is fabric-covered Buttons, plus Black Decorative Braid. I made this Gown for a surprise for my Moma. She was thrilled and is looking forward to wearing it... Miss Lisa  USA Entry 44.) Dress: Steampunk Victorian Bustle Gown with Goggled Top hatCategory: USA Best Steampunk GownWebsite: Gothic Supermodel plus Clockwork Couture WebsiteSeamstress: Diana CoxPhotography: Derek CaballeroModel: Donna Ricci, Gothic SupermodelHaving always felt "out of place" in a city where "less is more" when it comes to how much one covers up one's body, I have never felt truly at home in Los Angeles until I discovered the wonderful resurgence of the Neo-Victorian Steampunk Scene. It is here where fine clothing, lady-like mannerisms and chivalry is once again celebrated and where showing so much as an ankle is considered lewd. The dress was made by my good friend Diana Cox. It is a two piece ensemble of olive green taffeta. Donna Ricci, the Gothic Supermodel  USA Entry 38.) Dress: Steampunk, Journey to the Centre of the Earth Bustle GownCategory: USA Best Steampunk Victorian GownSeamstress: Widowsweeds. WebStore: www.widowsweeds.comThis Steam Punk Bustle Dress shown featured in this "Journey to the Centre of the Earth" is made of dull, gold silk dupioni with a black, flocked velvet "wallpaper" pattern. Also used is a black and brown striped silk, with a black/ brown herringbone suiting, with black cording accent for the bustle skirt. Truly Victorian was the bodice pattern here. The skirt was a freehand draft. Widowsweeds  |
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