Margerite Column Gown
Margerite Column Gown shows Kay Unger at her cleanest — long, lean, and event-ready.
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Story & heritage
Kay Unger built her reputation on dinner dresses after co-founding The Gillian Group in 1972, and the Margerite Column Gown sits squarely in that eveningwear tradition. On the official Kay Unger US product page it is described as stretch crepe in Mediterranean blue moves with the body and holds its shape from the ceremony through the dance. An asymmetric neckline drawn in soft pleats; an elbow sleeve; pleating that continues down the column skirt to a slit. A floor-length gown and mother of the bride dress for the special evening.
The style is currently merchandised on the official site under Evening Gowns, Signatures, and the listing tags it for _badge_Signature, Crepe, ETW:05/05, Mother of the Bride & Groom.
Materials & craft
The official product copy and fit notes call out asymmetric neckline, column silhouette, floor length, elbow sleeve.
Materially, this style is anchored by crepe, stretch crepe.
How to choose & style
Column silhouettes reward restraint: cleaner jewelry, a sharper heel, and a sleeker evening bag let the line stay uninterrupted.
