The Boleyn Dress – Tudor Inspired Corset Gown in Gilded Gold
The Boleyn Dress – Tudor Inspired Corset Gown in Gilded Gold
A second chapter of the Boleyn has arrived.
Rendered in Gilded Gold, this version of the Boleyn evokes the ceremonial richness of the Tudor court — where cloth of gold, candlelight, and architectural dress defined presence and authority.
Like its Verdant counterpart, The Boleyn Dress – Tudor Inspired Corset Gown in Gilded Gold is a fully corseted overdress, built upon a boned foundation designed to shape and support the torso in the manner of early sixteenth-century court dress. The lace-front closure allows for precise adjustment, creating a sculptural silhouette that is both disciplined and striking.
Designed to be worn layered, the open front reveals the skirt or foundation beneath, allowing the wearer to compose the final expression — restrained, ceremonial, or richly dramatic. The long sleeves foldl into volume echoing the language of Tudor ceremonial dress while remaining unmistakably Immortelle. All of our Boleyn gowns are also designed to accept our signature stomachers! Can you imagine the spider stomacher worn with this gown?
This is not a decorative bodice.
It is a corseted garment — constructed for presence.
Corseted overdress only
Designed for layering
Skirt not included
✧ Pre-Order Now Open ✧
The Gilded Gold Boleyn is available for a limited pre-order until Tuesday, March 17th.
All pre-order pieces will ship within four to six weeks.
Placing a pre-order secures your Boleyn ahead of our limited faire production run.
Once this pre-order closes, availability will move exclusively to our festival inventory.
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The Immortelle corset dress is designed as a framework rather than a fixed ensemble. Built with true corsetry at its core, it shapes and supports the body while remaining intentionally open to interpretation. The lace-up front allows for the use of a stomacher, transforming the surface and expression of the dress at will. Designed to be worn with any skirt, pannier, full hoop, or even styled on its own, the corset dress shifts easily between historical silhouette and modern allure. It is a garment meant to move, to change, and to be worn with intention — equally suited to the revelry of a renaissance fair, the intimacy of an evening out, or the quiet power of personal adornment.
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