Because linen was more expensive than wool, its considered the second most popular medieval type of fabric
Its a timeless cut that will never go out of style
This 2004 acid green sequin gown embodies the sex appeal and modern lines that Tom Fords designs have been known for throughout his career
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Additional scalloped lace trims the scoop neckline, open v-back, and decorative belt that ties into a beautiful bow over the back zipper
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