Japon met lijf van wijnrode geribde satijn en klokrok van beige satijn, deel van ensemble 1948

This 1948 dress by mevrouw Stapelveld is a striking example of postwar fashion. The dress features a two-toned design with a wine-red bodice and a beige skirt made of satin. The bodice has a wrap-style design and short sleeves, while the skirt features pleats and a slightly A-line silhouette. The use of contrasting colors and the elegant silhouette of the dress showcase the designer's keen eye for detail and their ability to create a timeless piece of clothing.