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Shiny_Rock
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- Oct 20, 2008
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So I had my first fitting yesterday with my dress pretty much finished (just needs to be hemmed) and I am so happy with how it fits! When I tried it on I loved it, the skirt is perfect (no one out there seems to be making bridal gowns will full circle skirts) and the pleating on the bodice is such a nice detail.
But when I looked through the pictures my friend took I don''t know if I like how I look in it as much. I wanted a dress that really focused on how tiny my waist is...I thought picking a 1950''s dress style would do that perfectly, but now that I see it in pictures I don''t think it does this as well as other styles. Also the liner of the skirt seems to reflect light differently than the bodice...I''ve asked the designer how I can fix that, hopefully it won''t cost too much more.
So any thoughts you can give about ways to make it more flattering would be helpful. I was thinking I might try a wide ribbon around the waist to define it more....
Maybe my friend just took shots from unflattering angles? She was crouched down on the floor for most of them.....
Anyway, on to the pictures!
This first one is my inspiration board for the dress:
But when I looked through the pictures my friend took I don''t know if I like how I look in it as much. I wanted a dress that really focused on how tiny my waist is...I thought picking a 1950''s dress style would do that perfectly, but now that I see it in pictures I don''t think it does this as well as other styles. Also the liner of the skirt seems to reflect light differently than the bodice...I''ve asked the designer how I can fix that, hopefully it won''t cost too much more.
So any thoughts you can give about ways to make it more flattering would be helpful. I was thinking I might try a wide ribbon around the waist to define it more....
Maybe my friend just took shots from unflattering angles? She was crouched down on the floor for most of them.....
Anyway, on to the pictures!
This first one is my inspiration board for the dress: