I made the evening gown from Anastasia - the dress that she wears to the Russian Ballet!

Thank you to Function of Beauty for sponsoring this video! Click the link here ​https://cen.yt/functionsewstine and subscribe to get 20% off your first custom 16oz set + free shipping!! Making the Anastasia evening gown has been a dream of mine since I was a child. I finally decided to tackle it for the our hospital's Doctors ball. In this video, I go into a deep dive into studying the movie version of the dress, as well as why I chose to replicate the way that I did. I use a vintage pattern from the 1950s (a reprint) to make this, as well as silk satin, and some glitter tulle. I explain flat lining, hand pricked zippers, boning and boning channels as well as the nuances of fitting a muslin. Thank you for watching! Materials to make this dress: Fabric for outer shell: https://nydesignerfabrics.com/collections/silk-double-face-duchess-satin Pattern: https://ladymarlowe.com/collections/1950s-day-dresses/products/v-780?variant=2014698668058 Fabric for lining: https://www.dutchfabric.nl/product/ton-sur-tons-midden-blauw/ Fabric for drape: https://www.etsy.com/listing/968589775/shimmer-glitter-tulle-fabric-by-the-yard Gloves: Cornelia James - https://www.corneliajames.com/products/desdemona-silk-glove Necklace/Hair band (same): Amazon - https://amzn.to/3fFD7zn Shoes: Louboutin Earrings: Adriena Orsini from Saks I am in fact a Baby Lock Ambassador and these are the machines I use: @Baby Lock Sewing Machines Embroidery Machine: Venture: https://babylock.com/machines/multi-needle