Lady Feather

Some ostrich feathers adorn this tweed skirt with refinement

Feathers were originally a symbol of high social standing
They were used to decorate head dresses and jewelry
Feathers emerged as a stylish accessory during the 17th century, but they did not become popular until the late Victorian and Edwardian eras
The feather boa was considered an elegant accessory, and during the boom of the plumage trade of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, they gained popularity among the every day woman and performers of the times

100% finest Tweed and natural feathers (ostrich)
Lining in Silk for Couture option and Polyester for Standard size option
Tweed is an amazing fabric with infinite number of different patterns

To maintain the Haute Couture standards I was used to, I use the same tweed suppliers as the prestigious houses

If you want to get the bra that matches nicely this skirt, follow this link

OV Paris reference: Lady Feather

Please note that this skirt is VERY SHORT (37 cm /14,5 inches waist to bottom)
Let me know if you want longer

Price for the skirt alone (Bra or Tops NOT included)