A one-of-a-kind vintage 1990s era Priscilla of Boston wedding gown crafted in luminous light taupe silk taffeta, with a dramatic basque waist, full gathered skirt, and romantic off-the-shoulder neckline. Sculptural silk rosettes adorn the sleeves and gathered skirt, while delicate pearl-like beading traces the pointed waistline for an exquisite finishing detail.
The voluminous silk taffeta overskirt opens at the front and gathers into two rosette-adorned points, creating a quintessentially romantic vintage silhouette. A six-point French bustle is already in place to beautifully gather the train for the reception. An extraordinary archival Priscilla of Boston bridal gown for the bride drawn to rare vintage wedding dresses, rosette detail, basque waists, and heirloom American bridal design.
Approximate Measurements:
Bust: 34.75”
Waist: 25.5
Hip: Free - A-line
Length (top center of gown of neckline - near breast bone - to front hem): 46.5”
Clipped on form: No
Size tag: None Present
**please contact us directly at hello@ritualbridal.com if you have any questions about these measurements prior to purchase!
Mannequin Measurements (for reference):
Bust: 33”
Waist: 25”
Hip: 33”
Final Sale Policy
At Ritual Bridal, our collection is made up of modern, vintage, pre-owned, consigned, and sample bridal gowns, each with its own history and individual characteristics. Because of the one-of-a-kind nature of our inventory, all purchases are final sale and are not eligible for returns, exchanges, or refunds.
We encourage clients to carefully review all available garment details, including measurements, sizing, fabric information, condition descriptions, photographs, and any disclosed imperfections before purchasing. If you have questions about a gown’s condition, construction, measurements, or other details, please contact Ritual Bridal prior to completing your purchase.
A Note About Vintage & Pre-Owned Gowns
Unlike newly manufactured clothing, vintage and pre-owned gowns have lived a life before arriving at Ritual Bridal. Age, storage, previous wear, alterations, and the natural characteristics of older textiles can all contribute to subtle variations and imperfections.
These may include minor discoloration, faint marks or spotting, small pulls or pinholes, areas of fabric wear, loose threads, evidence of previous alterations or repairs, or other signs consistent with the garment’s age and history. Older textiles, lace, embellishments, seams, and closures may also be more delicate than those found in contemporary garments and should be handled and worn with care.
Vintage gowns may feature construction techniques that differ from those used in modern bridalwear, including narrow seam allowances, hand finishing, pinked seams, and other period-specific methods. Unless specifically identified as damage, these characteristics can be a normal part of vintage garment construction and aging.
Condition & Inspection
Every gown is carefully inspected by Ritual Bridal, and we make every reasonable effort to disclose significant or notable condition issues. However, because many of our gowns are vintage or previously owned, minor signs of age, wear, storage, previous alterations, or use may be present even when they are not individually identified.
Condition descriptions are provided in good faith and are intended to give an accurate representation of each gown at the time it is offered for sale. They should not be interpreted as a guarantee that a pre-owned or vintage garment is entirely free of minor imperfections.
We strongly recommend that vintage and pre-owned gowns be professionally cleaned, altered, repaired, or restored when appropriate by professionals experienced in handling bridal and vintage textiles.
A one-of-a-kind vintage 1990s era Priscilla of Boston wedding gown crafted in luminous light taupe silk taffeta, with a dramatic basque waist, full gathered skirt, and romantic off-the-shoulder neckline. Sculptural silk rosettes adorn the sleeves and gathered skirt, while delicate pearl-like beading traces the pointed waistline for an exquisite finishing detail.
The voluminous silk taffeta overskirt opens at the front and gathers into two rosette-adorned points, creating a quintessentially romantic vintage silhouette. A six-point French bustle is already in place to beautifully gather the train for the reception. An extraordinary archival Priscilla of Boston bridal gown for the bride drawn to rare vintage wedding dresses, rosette detail, basque waists, and heirloom American bridal design.
Approximate Measurements:
Bust: 34.75”
Waist: 25.5
Hip: Free - A-line
Length (top center of gown of neckline - near breast bone - to front hem): 46.5”
Clipped on form: No
Size tag: None Present
**please contact us directly at hello@ritualbridal.com if you have any questions about these measurements prior to purchase!
Mannequin Measurements (for reference):
Bust: 33”
Waist: 25”
Hip: 33”
Final Sale Policy
At Ritual Bridal, our collection is made up of modern, vintage, pre-owned, consigned, and sample bridal gowns, each with its own history and individual characteristics. Because of the one-of-a-kind nature of our inventory, all purchases are final sale and are not eligible for returns, exchanges, or refunds.
We encourage clients to carefully review all available garment details, including measurements, sizing, fabric information, condition descriptions, photographs, and any disclosed imperfections before purchasing. If you have questions about a gown’s condition, construction, measurements, or other details, please contact Ritual Bridal prior to completing your purchase.
A Note About Vintage & Pre-Owned Gowns
Unlike newly manufactured clothing, vintage and pre-owned gowns have lived a life before arriving at Ritual Bridal. Age, storage, previous wear, alterations, and the natural characteristics of older textiles can all contribute to subtle variations and imperfections.
These may include minor discoloration, faint marks or spotting, small pulls or pinholes, areas of fabric wear, loose threads, evidence of previous alterations or repairs, or other signs consistent with the garment’s age and history. Older textiles, lace, embellishments, seams, and closures may also be more delicate than those found in contemporary garments and should be handled and worn with care.
Vintage gowns may feature construction techniques that differ from those used in modern bridalwear, including narrow seam allowances, hand finishing, pinked seams, and other period-specific methods. Unless specifically identified as damage, these characteristics can be a normal part of vintage garment construction and aging.
Condition & Inspection
Every gown is carefully inspected by Ritual Bridal, and we make every reasonable effort to disclose significant or notable condition issues. However, because many of our gowns are vintage or previously owned, minor signs of age, wear, storage, previous alterations, or use may be present even when they are not individually identified.
Condition descriptions are provided in good faith and are intended to give an accurate representation of each gown at the time it is offered for sale. They should not be interpreted as a guarantee that a pre-owned or vintage garment is entirely free of minor imperfections.
We strongly recommend that vintage and pre-owned gowns be professionally cleaned, altered, repaired, or restored when appropriate by professionals experienced in handling bridal and vintage textiles.
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