Top 5 Most Expensive Dresses in The World

Top 5 Most Expensive Dresses in The World  (Descending Order)

5. Maria Grachvogel’s precious dress – $1.8 Million

The cost of the dress is estimated to be approximately $1.8 million. This dress is encrusted with more than 2,000 diamonds and features a silk corset which is also decorated with diamonds. It was shown for the first time at the fashion show of Maria Grachvogel. 

4. Black diamond dress by Debbie Wingham – $5.5 Million 

British fashion designer Debbie Wingham was created this and was presented at Kiev’s fashion show. The dress weighs 29 pounds and costs $5.5 million. It is adorned with 1,000 black and white diamonds and took half a year to be completely finished.

3. Scott Henshall's Diamond dress – Worth $9 Million

This dress that costs $9 million was worn by the singer Samantha Mumbai in 2004 during the premiere of the film “Spider-Man”. It is a web-shaped dress that is very light in its weight and is encrusted with diamonds which are more than 3,000.

2. Debbie Wingham’s “Abaya” dress – Worth $17.6 Million

It is a muslim Abaya and is the 2nd most expensive dress. This abaya was designed in Dubai by the British designer Debbie Wingham to be the 2nd dress on this list for her. The dress is adorned with 2,000 diamonds including black and white diamonds and a red diamond which is rare and expensive as it is the only one of its kind in the world. The dress also features 14-karat gold

1. The most expensive Nightingale of Kuala Lumpur – Worth $30 Million

This is the most expensive dress in the whole world that costs $30 million. It was designed by Faiyzali Abdullah. This evening dress which is made of Satin, Taffeta, Chiffon and Silk is encrusted with a 70-carat pear shaped diamond and 751 Swarovski crystals. It was shown at the festival “STYLO Fashion Grand Prix KL” in 2009.

I also seen most expensive dresses online in the below links :

http://www.stylebop.com/ae/women/clothing/dresses/

http://www.harrods.com/womenswear/new-season-dresses?icid=megamenu_WW_clothing_dresses__gowns

http://www.temperleylondon.com/shop/new-arrivals.html

http://www.elilhaam.com/clothes-1/dresses.html?limit=all

http://www.farfetch.com/ae/shopping/women/clothing-1/items.aspx?ffref=hp_menu&category=135979

5 Best Dresses in Golden Globe Awards 2016

JENNIFER LAWRENCE - With an obliques-baring Dior Haute Couture gown topped with Chopard diamonds more than 156 carats.

OLIVIA WILDE glittered In a plunging scarlet Michael Kors Collection gown, teamed with a chunky jeweled choker, cocktail ring and gold clutch (all Bulgari).

LADY GAGA
Wears a velvet off-the-shoulder Atelier Versace gown with padded hips and diamond jewels with 210 carats of Neil Lane diamonds.

JULIANNE MOORE
In a fully sequined long-sleeved navy gown with an asymmetrical velvet collar and Chopard jewelry.

GINA RODRIGUEZ Wears a Zac Posen gown she loves so much she glittering Neil Lane emerald, diamond and sapphire jewels and a big smile.

I also seen Zac Posen line in the below linka:
https://www.shopbop.com/zac-posen/br/v=1/2534374302186861.htm
http://www.neimanmarcus.com/en-ae/Zac-Posen/Designers/cat13480752/c.cat
http://www.elilhaam.com/designers/zac-posen.html
http://www.elilhaam.com/designers/zac-zac-posen.html
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Classic designer - Jean-Charles de Castelbajac

Castelbajac

It's always interesting to watch the different designers slowly bring out their Fall/ Winter pieces around this time of year. While you may have a general idea of what the "hot" thing is going to be, there are always a couple of surprises here and there when it comes to what they are going to be offering you. 

When it comes to unique pieces, it seems as if some of the brightest designers are changing it up once again. For example, Jean Charles de Castelbajac looks as if he is going a darker route with his Fall fashion, which is a bit of a surprise in its own right.

I have seen the collection at www.elilhaam.com

Leitmotiv

Are you looking for online luxury Italian fashion pieces? You can find many pieces from Leitmotiv at Elilhaam. Leitmotiv started the company when Fabio Sasso& Juan Caro set out to use their artistic talents and sense of print style to create eclectic and Baroque styles that instantly gained the duo success.

In 2008, they won the Fashion Incubator prize with their Life collection along with butterflies, which could be seen on the catwalk in Tokyo and Milan. Art meets fashion sums up every design. You'll find pieces in lovely materials suck as Duchess Silk. All of their items are Made in Italy, which simply adds to the luxuriousness of each item.

Elilhaam sells luxury fashion so it makes sense you'll see Leitmotiv pieces sold on the site. The website went live in 2010 and the store sells high-end brands from both familiar designers and up and coming designers. It's one of the most convenient ways to shop for luxury clothing and accessories in the privacy of your own home and it is shipped directly to you.

Some of the pieces of Leitmotiv at Elilhaam you find include:

• Cat Cely Sweater. This has long sleeves that has the ribbed cuffs making it easy to pull the sleeves up for an ultra casual and chic look. The hemline of the sweater is just below the hips. The pattern is that of a cat motif that appears on both the front and back. It is 75 percent wool to keep you warm.
• The Equilibrista Tee has the ability to do what most tee-shirts can't - the Tee can be worn dressy or casual. It works both ways! The design is a white color with a horse and a carriage painting print. You can make it truly glamorous with one of the Leitmotiv handbags. The material is made from 5 percent spandex and 99 percent viscose.

Elilhaam.com also has pieces from Leitmotiv made exclusively for the store. If you want to take a look at a super baroque style check out the black Altare Velvet Long Dress. It has the V neckline, short sleeves, back zipper, pleaded skirt, and a print / painting all the way around the tummy / hips and again the same print is around the bottom of the dress. The dress is made of 78 percent viscose and 22 percent silk