After all, I need space for my hips :) The lacing on both sayas are done by sewing the top fabric and a facing togeher at intervals, which is my interpretation of how it was done on the preserved saya - however, neither Clothing the Past nor Vestiduras ricas: el Monasterio de las Huelgas y su poca, 1170-1340 gives any details of how it was done, so this is only conjecture based on the images shown above
That neckline is just so, so pretty, but once again we have a $100 polyester dress
Full-grain calfskin from the Weinheimer tannery, on the Louvre last with its soft-square tapered toe
Dior first showcased this style in his 1955 Y-Line collection, and it quickly became a must-have in womens wardrobes
Rest assured, I've updated them to showcase similar items if the exact ones are no longer available