The expansive Cathedral train is scalloped and edged with trim of dye painted and airbrushed pale rose, lavender, ash purple and teal blue.  It extends 116.5 inches or nine feet eight inches from the back of the neck.  In bright sunlight the train glistens like freshly fallen snow.  In dark, the train appears like molten rubber.  The principal colors are an iridescence of rose gold, red violet and teal blue green.

A Moiré Metallique effect of watered, frosted and clouded symbols is stenciled onto the train between the cut work windows.

The symbols are Medieval shields with streamer bows. In bright sunlight they take on a deep purple and copper pink reflection.  In subdued light they are rose pink and copper pink with a frosted and clouded effect.

The skirt sides are a beautiful purple blue green, changing hues like a chameleon as it hits the light.  It appears as a three tone changeable effect of metallicized blue green with red violet until it becomes dark grey blue at the very end.  Spatterwash of silver texture is across the expanse of the train and appears as giant raindrops of pearlescence.

On either side of the train's center medallion are cutwork windows of Alencon that is sewn onto black net.  They are airbrushed with teal blue and purple ash pearlescent paint.

The edge of the train is trimmed with pale rose, lavender, ash purple and teal blue scalloped lace. The train becomes darker at the very end, resembling molten rubber.