Women's Taffeta Shirtwaist Gown
Teri Jon by Rickie Freeman
$510.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Shiny satin taffeta dresses the Teri Jon by Rickie Freeman Women's Taffeta Shirtwaist Gown in a gloss that reads party ready and poised. The classic shirtwaist shape stays crisp with a spread collar and button-front closure, while three-quarter-length sleeves and button cuffs keep the line refined. A sashed belt cinches the waist, giving the silhouette a flattering old Hollywood twist.
This piece skims the body with its waist-defining belt and streamlined bodice, offering ease through the chest and hips while keeping shape through movement. The button-front closure makes it easy to change the look, and the satin taffeta holds a sharp drape that works with or without a tailored jacket. With a lining for smooth slip and a length of about 46.75 inches from shoulder to hem, it transitions ceremony-ready to evening-ready as needed.
Channeling classic American elegance with a modern gloss, Teri Jon by Rickie Freeman leans into the lift of a shirtwaist with elevated fabric. The gown pairs well with minimal accessories and crisp pumps, or with delicate jewelry to let the shine speak for itself.
Materials / Fabrication
- Shiny satin taffeta
- Shirtwaist gown
- Three-quarter-length sleeves
- Sashed belt
- Button cuffs
- Spread collar
- Button-front closure
- Shell: 100 percent polyester
- Lining: 100 percent polyester
- Imported
- Brand: Teri Jon by Rickie Freeman
- Length from shoulder to hem: About 46.75 inches
- Model measurements: 5'10\" tall
- Model wearing: US size 4
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve satin finish and silhouette
- If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth
- Store on a hanger to minimize wrinkles
Fit Notes
- Three-quarter-length sleeves and a spread collar create a classic shirtwaist silhouette.
- A sashed belt defines the waist and adds shaping to the fit.
- Button-front closure provides a clean finish to the front.
- Length is about 46.75 inches from shoulder to hem.
