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History & Notes: Mary McConnell Borah wore this shimmering gown to a 1939 reception held for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in Washington D.C.
Description: Floor length, sleeveless, bias cut gown of entirely sequined peach silk chiffon. Sequins are an iridescent light color which exhibits the color of the silk chiffon. Gown does not have a closure and features a "V" neck front with the straps crossing in the back. Skirt flares with a slight train at back.
Object Number: 1970.199.0002
Object: dress --gown, evening
Category: Women's Garments
Circa: 1930
Materials: sequin, silk
Description: Floor length, sleeveless, bias cut gown of entirely sequined peach silk chiffon. Sequins are an iridescent light color which exhibits the color of the silk chiffon. Gown does not have a closure and features a "V" neck front with the straps crossing in the back. Skirt flares with a slight train at back.
Object Number: 1970.199.0002
Object: dress --gown, evening
Category: Women's Garments
Circa: 1930
Materials: sequin, silk
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