CLAIRE'S WHITE DRESS
CLAIRE'S 1940's WHITE DRESS
In the first episode of Season 1 of 'Outlander', Claire wears a white dress on her return visit to Craigh Na Dun to look for some Forget-Me-Not flowers she had seen the day before.
Claire's 1940's style dress features a keyhole button top, long 3/4 sleeves, brown leather belt, below-the-knee 'midi' length, and fit-and-flare silhouette.
This white dress from the iconic scene in the first episode Sassenach - where she passes through the standing stones to 18th century Scotland - has become iconic in itself.
In the first episode of Season 1 of 'Outlander', Claire wears a white dress on her return visit to Craigh Na Dun to look for some Forget-Me-Not flowers she had seen the day before.
Claire's 1940's style dress features a keyhole button top, long 3/4 sleeves, brown leather belt, below-the-knee 'midi' length, and fit-and-flare silhouette.
This white dress from the iconic scene in the first episode Sassenach - where she passes through the standing stones to 18th century Scotland - has become iconic in itself.
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In the picture to the right is a nearly exact reproduction replica of Claire's elegant retro 1940's white shift dress.
Comes complete with details such as keyhole opening at the top front bust, long sleeves, and below the knee length. This dress also includes a removable 'skinny belt' just like the one Claire wears. |
 
CLAIRE'S WHITE KEYHOLE DRESS
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