Jill

– Inner corset
– Inner Spanx
– Closed with a zipper
– Designed for a slim fit
– Model is wearing size 38

Your Galia Lahav gown should be cleaned with lukewarm water in a large basin or bath.

Your dress should be dipped in water, with mild detergent (Woolite is a good option), and vanish Kalia only. This is the mildest stain remover available today. Please use the one meant for colored laundry, not the bleaching kind. You can add a little softener, or a mild hair shampoo and conditioner instead.

After the dress is dipped and cleaned in the water (with no extra rubbing or swirling) hang the dress to dry. Allow the dress to dry naturally. Do not squeeze the water out of it.

Your dress can be steamed gently with a professional steamer or steam iron.

Severe stains can be removed with some petroleum ether, the purified clear kind you can find in pharmacies.

We use special design glue for our appliqued dresses, the kind used in the jewelry industry. Please treat beaded and illusion back dresses as a piece of jewelry (no pulling, pins, or hanging from hangers). Any source of heat will damage these.

Once cleaned, the dress should be kept in a fabric cover in a closed dark place. Direct sunlight and moonlight are dangerous for light-colored fabrics, especially silks.

Dresses with dangling necklaces and beaded embellishments should be handled with extra care. The jeweled part of the dresses are delicate and one must take precaution when wearing them. They are to be treated as real jewelry and the wearer must make sure there is no pulling to these pieces as they are perishable. The necklaces and beaded embellishments must be removed by an expert prior to any cleaning of the dress. You are advised to seek consultation from GLHC before any cleaning.