Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes (less for more chewy croutons, more for more crunchy you get to choose!)
Valerie Steele, chief curator and director of The Museum at The Fashion Institute of Technology, in her book PARIS FASHION: A Cultural History, the tea gown could also be more fanciful or artistic than ordinary dress, and this was another reason for its popularity-as well as its importance in the history of dress. Afternoon tea gowns, half dress, were of two categories: le robe dinterior and le robe exterior Le robe dinterior was worn solely in the home by the hostess or by those in attendance at overnight or weekend house parties
These particular Chucks feature a leather exterior with gold eyelets, elevating the look of the iconic shoe
Last but certainly not least: the gift-giving part of the festivities
Model is 5'5" wearing size small
Although I quite liked this design, I wanted to try something a little different