Organza Collection

Hartnell ballgown
An evening dress designed by Norman Hartnell in full-skirted organza glittered with love knots

Victor Stiebel / Dress
A design by Victor Stiebel: fine, crystal pleating is used for the full stiffened skirt of this printed paper shantung reception dress. The skirt has a ruffled organza petticoat

Christian Dior dress, 1953
A woman enjoys a glass of champagne while wearing a Christian Dior evening dress of blue silk organza worn over a number of full net underskirts and embroidered with swags of silver bugle beads

Tatler cover - Flower fashion, 1963
Front cover of society magazine, The Tatler featuring a model wearing a resort tunic made of poplin marguerites mounted on opaque organza over a pink poplin bikini

Hat, 1810-1840. Creator: Unknown
Hat, 1810-1840

The Millinery Guild today gave its 39th collection of model millinery at London Dorchester Hotel. (Picture shows) Isobel Babienska wearing a Dorothy Carlton spring hat of lilac organza draped into

The Countess of Rosse, Mother of the bridegroom in a dress of black and white organza designed by Victor Stiebel - Marriage of Princess Margaret to Anthony Armstrong-Jones. Date: 1960

Head of a Girl, 1860 (panel)
Ma88188 Head of a Girl, 1860 (panel) by Rothwell, Richard (1800-68); 40x32.4 cm; Private Collection; Photo eThe Ms Gallery, London; Irish, out of copyright

Petit Courrier des Dames, Rue Meslee No. 25, from Modes de Paris, pub
3239906 Petit Courrier des Dames, Rue Meslee No. 25, from Modes de Paris, pub. 1824 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; French

Page of Fashion adverts 1937
Two adverts from Woolands of model wearing a graceful full length Ascot dress, designed in floral organza, patterned in charming shades, petalled frill on bodice and skirt

A Spanish flirt - Bronzed and attractive Spanish girl showing off her green off-the-shoulder organza dress. Artist: Adolfo Busi Date: circa 1922

Portrait of a Lady (oil on canvas)
3744017 Portrait of a Lady (oil on canvas) by Chandler, John Westbrooke (1764-c.1804/05); 76.2x63.5 cm; Nottingham City Museums and Galleries (Nottingham Castle)

Dress designed by Ann Lowe, 1959. Creator: Ann Lowe
A pink satin and organza dress designed by Ann Lowe. The bodice of the dress is strapless and is made of a pale pink satin

Carina Martin wedding dress, 1958
A high fashion wedding dress in lace tinted with the merest pink, short enough in front to show a stocking and slippered foot

Fashions by Dior and Worth
In the background is a two-piece by Dior of silk shantung dyed to a mandarin colour. The pleated skirt is mounted on a chemise top and worn with a sleeveless bodice trimmed with matching bows

Dress and matching coat by Norman Hartnell
A dress and matching coat by Norman Hartnell who follows the vogue for diaphanous fabrics by using mushroom silk organza. The dress has a deep V neckline

Black silk organza dress
A black silk organza dress by Dior. The bodice is banded in black satin ribbon which is also used for the sash tying in a rosette highlighted with a diamante clip. Date: 1961

Bellville and Cie dress modelled by Jean Shrimpton, 1962
A froth of grey and white shadow striped organza bubbles over five layers of net petticoats. A pristine white organza cape etched with stripe is kept trim by a wide black patent leather belt which

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"Captivating Elegance: The Timeless Allure of Organza" Step into a world of ethereal beauty with organza, the fabric that has graced countless iconic fashion moments throughout history. From the enchanting Hartnell ballgown to the exquisite Victor Stiebel dress, it has always been synonymous with sophistication and grace. In 1953, Christian Dior unveiled a breathtaking creation - a mesmerizing organza dress that epitomized femininity and glamour. Its delicate folds and intricate embroidery left onlookers in awe, forever etching this masterpiece into fashion history. The Tatler cover from 1963 showcased flower fashion at its finest, with an organza ensemble stealing the spotlight. As if plucked from a dreamy garden, this creation exuded romance and whimsy. Even portraits captured the allure of organza; in "Portrait of a Lady, " its sheer elegance adorned the subject's silhouette like poetry in motion. Similarly, Carina Martin's wedding dress in 1958 was an embodiment of pure opulence as layers upon layers of white organza cascaded down her figure. Norman Hartnell's genius shone through his matching coat and dress ensemble crafted from this divine fabric. The harmonious blend of silk organza created an unforgettable statement piece that exuded timeless sophistication. Not limited to clothing alone, even millinery embraced the charm of organza. The Millinery Guild presented their collection featuring model millinery creations made using this exquisite material – showcasing its versatility beyond garments. Organza transcended boundaries when it came to color choices too; even black became ethereal when draped in silk organza as exemplified by The Countess of Rosse on her son's special day - radiating elegance effortlessly. Dating back to 1860s' Head Girl portrait or featured in Petit Courrier des Dames publication from Rue Meslee No. 25 showcasing Modes de Paris trends, it has always been a symbol of refined taste and timeless beauty.