Spanish Princess Berengaria of Navarre (1163-1230)--for whom this sumptuous gown was named--became Queen of England by marriage to Richard the Lionheart in 1191, reportedly after she was chosen by the king's mother, Eleanor of Aquitaine, as a suitable bride for the young monarch.
You'll feel like royalty, too, in this gorgeous gown of cotton velvet in a rich burgundy red with the under-skirt and lining of the flowing sleeves in shimmering gold. The
Customer Reviews
I bought this dress from another seller . . . it is great--very sturdy, nice look, runs true to size. Thank you! -- The Renaissance Nut 12/9/08
Beautiful dress, well-constructed with gorgeous details . . . you need help to get into it, because of the laces and hooks up the back. But the fabric is rich and wonderful without being too heavy. I've seen much cheaper-looking gowns at other places for twice the price. This one is a great value! -- Anonymous Reviewer
3/1/09