The Dress

Boho / lace wedding dress in very good condition. I wore this in late September (2021) for our backyard wedding, and just had it dry cleaned.

There are still some light spots in places, which I tried to show in the photos. They are mostly hidden in the folds of the dress, and the light wear/discoloring at the bottom would be hidden by the train of the dress.

I originally bought this New-With-Tags from a Facebook Marketplace user who didn't have time for hemming and couldn't return the dress. This is a popular style, but is VERY long when bought new. I had it altered by a woman in Olympia, WA so it was the right length.

The dress tags were labeled as "Bridess" brand, (but I've seen this dress other places, such as here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000099595922.html

And here:
https://www.tbdress.com/product/Long-Sleeves-Backless-Lace-Wedding-Dress-2019-17347626.html

And the same images used here:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/838090311/bohemian-lace-wedding-dress-long-sleeve?epik=dj0yJnU9elZmbmdVOHZMM0lSS0x0b19KNzl2dHFPWk5KUTMxdkMmcD0wJm49d1RtRnV4QXpqQjBBVGxqZHNtZHNuQSZ0PUFBQUFBR0d1bkJJ

I was too suspicious of those websites to buy the dress there, but delighted when I found the same dress being sold from a real person on Facebook. As you can see, I'm asking more for the dress than a lot of these cheap website list them. That's because the alterations cost more than the dress itself, (and it's actually wear-able now since it's not impossibly long), and to help cover the cost of cleaning.

I'm open to negotiating, though!

Alterations

The seamstress also added hook-and-eyes so the dress can be bustled (pictured), and tapered the sleeves slightly so they would fit my arms better. (They were surprisingly baggy before alterations, and I have very muscular arms and broad shoulders).

We left the waist un-altered, which meant it was a little tight on me there, but I could breathe :)