Capulet’s Coat

If Juliet had made it to her wedding day—and commissioned a London designer in 1968—this would’ve been her bridal coat. Romantic, elegant, and ever so slightly theatrical.

Crafted from delicate corded lace in a soft, pale ivory, this full-length bridal coat is pure 1960s sophistication. It fastens with a row of the most darling spherical buttons—each one topped with lace and a glint of diamanté - super cute.

The silhouette is softly structured, with an empire-line shape, a narrow ribbon tie at the bust, and a tiny centre bow. Scalloped edging on front opening and sleeves Very pale ivory – warm and soft, not stark white.

Comes with white shift dress in satin,

Beverley says:
This coat walks the line between mod wedding and Shakespearean heroine. It’s for the bride who fancies a moment on the stairs.  Pair it with the satin slip, or a mini dress .... or nothing at all if you're feeling daring and doing some boudoir shots ... ot the registry office is liberal!!