The original Australian / World Tour dressing gowns
These versions differs a bit from others, first and foremost the broader shoulders and the draped-up sleeve adorned with a bow, as well as the rose-trim-decorated square belt. The sturdiness of the bodice is balanced with an extra broad ruffle at the skirt hem.
Often the bodice is made of a sheer fabric, and the skirt of a thicker floral silk, but the skirt ruffle is made of the same fabric as the bodice. The bodice ruffles are usually lace, as are the engageants.
The belt back has distinct curves, which was also seen in the early European versions as well as most US ones. The dressing gown is usually tied at the side with satin ribbons matching the bow of the cuffs, as well as snap buttons.
Marina Prior and Sharon Millerchip, Melbourne
Danielle Everett, Australian Tour
Danielle Everett, Australian Tour
Marina Prior and Rob Guest, Sydney
Marina Prior and Anthony Warlow, Melbourne
Marni Raab and Jee Hyun Noh, Taipei / World Tour
Robin Botha and Cat Lane, Johannesburg
Lana English, Cape Town
Emilie Lynn and Jonathan Roxmouth, Manila / World Tour
Kim So Hyun, Seoul
Ana Marina, Australia / World Tour
Emilie Lynn and Ian Jon Bourg, Istanbul / World Tour
Marni Raab and Brad Little, Shanghai (?) / World Tour
Robin Botha, Johannesburg
Claire Lyon, Manila / World Tour
Hyun Ju Choi and unidentified, Seoul
Robin Botha and Jonathan Roxmouth, Johannesburg
Claire Lyon, Taipei / World Tour
Magdalene Minnaar, Johannesburg
Kim So Hyun, Seoul
Dressing gown on display in Shanghai
Dressing gown on display in Istanbul (different trim and skirt)
Dressing gown on display in Istanbul
Dressing gown on display in Hong Kong
Dressing gown on display in Istanbul
(original design by Maria Bjørnson)
