I wish I had a better shot of this gown because whilst I love the detailing on the bodice, I’m keen to see if the skirt reflects its level of detail. So, let’s focus on what we can see. The bodice is strapped with a cupped neckline that has fortunately had the danger of looking too much like a bra removed by adding in the sweeps of fabric and knotted centre with loose ends. With vee-shaped ruching leading upwards it’s a flattering style designed to make you look slim. I imagine the skirt is probably a semi ballgown or one with extra fabric for loose folds to pool at the floor or even with a chapel length train. Assuming the bodice can be bought as a separate I think it would also look good with a fishtail or column skirt.
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From:Beautiful 'Beatrix' dress by Lee-Ann Belter