The Dress

This dress can be searched on google as Stella York 7185 and is in iv/iv/porcelain (although more natural colored cups were used to replace the brighter ones). This dress has beautiful, delicate details on the upper portion of the dress and the train extends with simple white buttons that follow all the way to the end. I am selling it with a long, floral lace veil to make it more elegant while walking down the aisle. The veil is from etsy and has over 1,000 sales and is reviewed as having 5 stars (over 250 reviews). For afterwards, the dress has a unique bustle. The fabric bustles inside so that you don't have a pointy part on the bottom, and the smooth crepe isn't interrupted or ruined. For dancing, this bustle will look more like a floor length dress without a train. It is just as easy to button up as a typical bustle. The description from the designer advertises: Thin straps with bugle beading open the neckline and highlight the upper body and a crepe skirt that elongates the frame. I am selling both the new dress and new veil (both purchased and never worn- aside from the first fitting for the dress) in a new garment bag. Total price paid by the bride for all items and alterations was $2,296.35. The dress itself was a little over $1,600.

Dress link: https://www.essensedesigns.com/stella-york/wedding-dresses/7185/
Veil link: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1240023643/cathedral-lace-bridal-veil-flower-lace?ref=yr_purchases

Alterations

Hem, bustle (folded), back darts, strap alteration