Rebecca Ingram, Beverly

Letting go of this one hurts, but my closet has spoken. I purchased this Rebecca Ingram Beverly from Janene's Bridal in San Francisco and wore it in July 2023 and genuinely considered keeping it forever. Which is how you know it's a good dress. I have no room, so here we are.

The fit-and-flare silhouette is beautify. It hugs in exactly the right places and the beaded, embroidered bodice catches light like crazy. The sweetheart neckline is flattering without being too revealing. Ivory, strapless, floor-length, very classic but not boring. And unlike a lot of wedding dresses, this one is actually lightweight. I could move, dance, and sit like a normal human being all night.

A few practical things you actually need to know:
The label is a US 12 but it fits like a true US 10 (measurements: bust 37", waist 30", hips 40"). A French bustle was added with no other structural alterations. I'm 6' in heels, so the hem is at full length; if you're shorter, plan for a hem.

The dress was professionally cleaned by Elegance Preserved in San Francisco (a $350 clean) and is one of the best bridal preservation specialists in the Bay. It's been stored properly ever since. Zero flaws, zero stains, zero pulls.

Bonus: I'm including a brand new, never used lace train extension that I originally bought to have added to the dress but never ended up using. I paid $350 for it. You can see it in the video. It's yours if you want it, or skip it entirely. Either way, it's not reflected in the price.

Basically: this dress is in better shape than most "new" dresses you'll find at this price point. Ask me anything. I'm fast to respond and happy to shoot extra photos or video of specific details.