The Felicity Dress – White Baby Dress
More similar options in our white baby dress collection below. Also click on the Girls tab above to see more gowns and white dresses from other collections. The Felicity dress is our classic.
Gown Description
Felicity, our lovely white dress for blessings, is hand detailed and made of cotton blend. Many, tiny pintucks make for a lovely design on the bodice. Beautiful lace adorns the edges of the Peter Pan collar, which also includes detailed hand embroidery. The same lace dresses up the doll sleeves and scalloped trim of the white dress.
The full yoke, or skirt, features a large and gorgeous design of hand embroidery, matching the collar. It also has lace cutwork inset, making the overall appearance of this white baby dress fantastic! Perfect for the occasion.
The back of the dress has pleats and seven tiny buttons that run down where the dress closes. The bonnet features embroidered flowers and french lace ruffles along the hood. Felicity also comes with a slip. Length of the dress is 27″.
Sizes: NB-3 month, 6 month, 9 month- This style runs small. The 6 month will fit a 3 month baby that is a little heavier.
More Info for White Baby Dress
Lace Insertion to Fabric Cutwork is a traditional way to add detail and beauty to an item. This technique is where fabric is cut out from behind lace that has been added to the clothing item. In effect, you have see-through lace within the gown design.
The Felicity gown already comes with a slip but you’ll still want to add a diaper cover. The best thing about this diaper cover is that it stretches well and allows you to continue to use it for a whole year after with any dress-up occasion. Don’t forget little white socks or booties to complete the outfit.
Felicity is classic and comes from a distinctive vintage collection of finely crafted gowns. Made from high quality, exquisitely styled, and hand embroidered clothing, the collection comes out of New Jersey. Other vintage gowns from this collection are our Kaci, Sariah, and Geneva dresses.
