Freja-Mette Bailie Pink Jacquard Gown with Detachable Train

Experience the epitome of elegance with the Freja-Mette Bailie Pink Jacquard Gown with Detachable Train. This stunning piece is a showstopper, crafted from luxurious jacquard fabric in a captivating shade of blush pink. The gown is designed with a flattering silhouette that cinches at the waist before cascading into a voluminous floor-length skirt. The highlight of this gown is its detachable train, allowing you to transform your look from ceremony to reception in an instant. Every element is meticulously crafted to create a gown that is nothing short of breathtaking. Whether you're attending a wedding, a gala, or any other formal event, the Freja-Mette Bailie Pink Jacquard Gown with Detachable Train will ensure you make a memorable entrance. Rent this exquisite piece from our online store and experience the thrill of wearing a designer gown without the hefty price tag. Make your special occasion even more unforgettable with this stunning gown.

Measurements: Chest P-P 16"/ 40.5cm Waist 13.5"/ 34cm. This dress is unsized. It measures approximetly a UK 8. Please check measurements carefully before renting. 

Material composition: unknown. 

Worthwhile Story

This dress has been donated to Worthwhile Wardrobe by award-winning bespoke wedding dress designer Mette Bailie. She launched Freja Designer Dressmaking in 1998 as a stylish and ethical alternative to the mass-produced bridal wear, evening dresses and women’s suiting available on the high street.

With the help of a small, dedicated team, Mette has built a reputation for beautiful designs and attentive service. The Freja team create pieces that showcase the wearer’s personality and Mette promises meticulous attention to detail. Each piece is first made in a cotton toile, before being fitted to find the perfect length, line, cut and placement for details like pockets and fastenings.

Mette has donated a number of wedding and occasion dresses to Worthwhile Wardrobe and is looking forward to hearing the stories that the garments acquire from their rentals.