Bias Cut
Bias-cut fashion, a revolutionary technique pioneered by the designer Madeleine Vionnet in the 1920s, continues to captivate with it’s sensuous draping and fluid silhouettes. This method involves cutting fabric at a diagonal, allowing garments to cling gracefully to the body. Expect to see bias-cut garments from the iconic 20s and 30s all the way up to ‘The Supermodel 90s’, seamlessly blending the ultimate in glamour and confidence. Go against the grain in bias-cut dresses, lingerie, skirts and slips.
Bias-cut fashion, a revolutionary technique pioneered by the designer Madeleine Vionnet in the 1920s, continues to captivate with it’s sensuous draping and fluid silhouettes. This method involves cutting fabric at a diagonal, allowing garments to cling gracefully to the body. Expect to see bias-cut garments from the iconic 20s and 30s all the way up to ‘The Supermodel 90s’, seamlessly blending the ultimate in glamour and confidence. Go against the grain in bias-cut dresses, lingerie, skirts and slips.
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