Inspired by the extravagant robe that Jean Harlow wears in the 1933 movie Dinner at Eight, this garment is stunning in sequins with faux fur or feathers at the sleeves, but in a different fabric, it’s also an elegant yet practical robe for lounging around the house.

While the sleeves are not interchangeable between the two pattern bodices, feel free to mix-and-match the skirt lengths and bodice/sleeve options to create your perfect short everyday robe, long dressing gown, or over the top sequined fantasy dream!

I hope you enjoy this pattern and use it to create your own Hollywood fantasy!

— xoxo, Gertie

This pattern was originally published on Patreon on January 15, 2025.

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Direct link to this pattern ]]> https://charmpatterns.com/hollywood-dress-pattern/ Wed, 01 Jan 2025 14:39:13 +0000 https://charmpatterns.com/?p=160551 The Hollywood Dress is dedicated to three icons of the silver screen: Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe, and Dorothy Dandridge. This versatile design is a draped woven wrap dress with three sleeve options and two skirt lengths.

Depending on your fabric choice, you can stun in a sequined or satin evening gown, lounge in a glamorous hostess robe (as Marilyn did in Niagara), strut in a chic skirt separate (like Dorothy in Carmen Jones), or turn the fantasy into an everyday dress instead. So many options!

I’m so excited to shine a spotlight on these icons of Hollywood with our first pattern of the year, and I can’t wait to see what you make!

— xoxo, Gertie

This pattern was originally published on Patreon on January 1, 2025.

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