I did a lot of reading up on the city, and listened to a lot of music in the jazz era." [25] Rose gradually received the film's screenplay "in pieces"
The dress could also date to the early months of 1870, though by later in that year the fullness at the rear of the skirt had collapsed and became much more streamlined
Size Range: 10 - 30 Spell Impala Lily Gown in Night Blossom This botanical printed maxi dress was practically made to be worn in an outdoor setting
Neck seam to end of sleeve: 10.5"
Smocked bodice for comfort and a flattering fit
Considerably modest in comparison to most of the film's costumes, the garment's simple, youthful design is meant to represent Dorothy's innocence, while its bright color symbolizes the character's journey from mundane Kansas to the vibrant Land of Oz, which were filmed in sepia tone and Technicolor, respectively