Jasna's Charleston dress is a richly decorated evening gown that has all of the characteristics of the art deco period from the year of 1925. It is made of fine and transparent pink cotton fabric embellished with pearlescent-white glass beads. The embroidery is executed according to a stylized floral pattern with the use of a sewing machine. In addition to the historic, aesthetic, and practical value, this object also possesses emotional value as it tells a story of its past owners. Given the fact that the dress is approximately one hundred years old and that it has been occasionally worn around fifty years ago, damage caused by old age and through wear occurred which required a conservation-restoration treatment. Before beginning conservation treatment, it was necessary to carry out an examination of the techniques and types of materials used. Conservation and restoration intervention included mechanical (dry) cleaning, reattaching of loose beads, removal of subsequent interventions, and consolidation of the damaged textile structure. In order to reduce the creasing of the fabric during storage, a padded insert was designed and fitted into the dress.