(Contemporary sources go back and forth on acceptable lengths of time for wearing mourning black during the Victorian era, but most agree that black was traditionally worn by women for a year.) Black dresses were also typically worn by the working class during the 19th century
This is a dress fitted at the bodice and then gradually flaring out from the waist, creating the signature A-shape
Clad in a Schiaparelli dress with a slit and long fringe, plus gold buttons and dangling earrings, Moore's enviable look was accessorized with black Bottega Veneta sunglasses and a bold pair of sculptural wedge heels in the most radiant gold tone we've seen yet
This gown strikes the perfect balance between timeless beauty and contemporary elegance, making it the ideal choice for a bride who loves both tradition and modern flair
I love the gold-colored ones, because they add a layer of elegance and class while still being understated and free-spirited
No matter your skin tone, theyll suit you like a dream
