I first found it mentioned on the website lyst.com quoting another site farfetch.com, where it was being sold for $2,513.
https://www.lyst.com/clothing/matthew-williamson-ostrich-feather-trim-lace-dress-nude-neutrals/
https://www.farfetch.com/de/shopping/women/matthew-williamson-kleid-mit-strau-enfedern-item-10956144.aspx?utm_source=laurenlyst&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=PHUK&utm_term=UKNetwork
If that seems like an crazy amount to you it is simply because you are not buying fashion designer clothing. I only mention this because I think it’s a crazy amount to spend on a dress, but because I write about the fashion industry all the time I know what this kind of apparel are going for.
The thing that we need to understand is these are not just clothing, but works of art.
This dress truly is a work of art. From the patterns of the lace upper through the long ostrich feather trim, everything is put together perfectly.
True talent can be seen in the way the green lace pattern gradually gives way to the feather trim.
Farfetch.com, where the dress was last being sold is in German. Thanks to Google these language barriers have been torn down while surfing the internet. But the description of the dress said NUDE colored, and thought that this might be a case of bad translation, but its not.
After being educated on nude colors, I had to find a bit more about the designer Matthew Williamson.
Matthew is British and born in 1971. If you really want to hear all about his carrier here is a link to the right page in Wikipedia.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Williamson
For me these are the highlights.
Matthew is known for his bright colors. In 1997 he displayed the “Electric Angels” at the London Fashion week. I find these designs to be breath taking.
In recent years Matthew Williams has produced his own line of home decor. His taste in interior design is right up my ally, absolutely incredible.
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