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Vera Wang Grosgrain Dinnerware by Wedgwood
Description:
Fine Bone China accented in Precious PlatinumDishwasher Safe  
Pure white bone gets the sophisticated interplay of two different border trims of lustrous platinum; a wide corded border of textured grosgrain on some pieces, a narrow wisp of an edging on others, reminiscent of delicate needle lace from Alencon.  Vera Wang, a native New Yorker, understands women who embrace fashion. As a child, she accompanied her mother as she shopped Parisian and American couture. She studied at Chapin, Sarah Lawrence College and The Sorbonne. By age 23, Vera Wang was the youngest-ever Vogue fashion editor and stylist, where she remained for 16 years before moving to Ralph Lauren as a design director. In 1990, she opened her flagship store on Manhattan’s famed Madison Avenue, introducing fashion to the bridal industry with revolutionary designs and refined detailing which solidified Vera Wang's position as the authority on bridal elegance, her name synonymous with a modern sophisticated approach to classic style. Since then, she has expanded her collections to include ready-to-wear, eveningwear, intimate apparel, fur, footwear, eyewear, fragrance, china and crystal, silver and gifts, fine papers, fine jewelry and her first book, Vera Wang On Weddings.
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