Gothic Victorian Dresses for Women Civil War Costumes Queen Ball Gown Masquerade Dress

The dress is made out of thick material and good quality. My daughter is 4’ 10” and weighs 124 pounds , she likes her dresses and shirts loose fitting so it fit perfect . The dress was a little long but not that bad , she is very excited to use it for her Wax Museum project of Marie Curie .

Returned to large for a child

Nice material for the price, I wear it when doing historic presentations and as a cemetery tour guide. Little warm in the summer, but that is to be expected as the black material does tend to draw the heat. All in all a great deal for the price. I usually wear a size 14 so got XLg fits well with room to move. At 5’ 4 it is a little long, but hoop slips and belt help to make it shorter.

Worked well for the occasion!A little gapping in the bodice once fully zipped. Really long for me, being vertically challenged. Purchased a petticoat to help with that. Heels would've helped, too, but I would have ended up with a broken ankle or something. Just had to remember to lift the skirt as I went up steps.

I bought this dress for Halloween last year to be the Woman in Black and scare the crap out of people at our annual Halloween party. Since then, I’ve used it to play the Wicked Witch of the West. Easily transform it into Lizzie Borden by carrying around an axe, or wear a veil and be an old-timey widow. The dress is good quality and comfortable. Doesn’t seem to wrinkle that easy. Worth the money.

It’s good for the price. I used the dress as a part of my witch costume. It does run a tiny bit large on me. Overall it’s worth it.

Purchased for a Victorian tea party. Fits well. Great color

Not as described. Cheap sewn with no Denison. Not as pictured