Size: 34" Bust, 26" Waist, 34" Hips
 
The "Pomalo" dress is a testament to the magic of transformation, where a vintage wedding gown is reborn into a statement piece for those who embrace sustainability and individuality. "Pomalo" means "slowly" in Croatian, symbolizing the deliberate and thoughtful process of upcycling, and how small changes can create big impacts, both in fashion and the world.
 
This stunning gown was originally a 1975-era ILGWU dress, found languishing at a Goodwill outlet in Westminster, Colorado. About to be discarded, no one wanted it—but it spoke to me, offering the chance to defy waste and create something truly unique. For just a few dollars, this gown was saved from the landfill and transformed into a grungy, vintage-inspired masterpiece.
 
With its deep purple-gray hue, the dress underwent a magical RIT dye transformation that revived it from a stained relic to a stylish, modern look. Its new life embodies the beauty of taking something forgotten and turning it into an everyday wearable piece. It's perfect for those seeking a bold yet nostalgic aesthetic—a blend of old-school elegance with contemporary flair.
 
Supporting Garment Workers
50% of all profits from the Wedding Dress Upcycle Collection go directly to combating the effects of extreme heat caused by climate change on garment workers in Pakistan. Your contribution will provide essential aid—fans and cold water—for these workers through the (LEF), ensuring they have the resources to work safely in increasingly harsh conditions.
 
When you purchase this dress, you’re not just investing in a one-of-a-kind masterpiece—you’re making a meaningful difference in the lives of the people who bring fashion to life. Wear your values. Celebrate with purpose.
 
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