CKinNYC
Shiny_Rock
- Joined
- Apr 20, 2008
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Hi everyone!
I had my first fitting for my Amsale Ella gown yesterday at Kleinfeld. My seamstress'' name is Ellie, and she seems absolutely LOVELY!
Anyhoo, I bought the dress all the way back in August last year, so it''s been so long since I''ve seen it! I forgot what a lovely rich creamy ivory color it is - these pics don''t do it justice. I only had my phone with me, so the quality of the pics isn''t the best.
There''s quite a bit of pinning going on in the top bit, to make it smaller/more fitted, and to adjust the "boob bit" (the boning - as I''m nearly 6 feet tall, the dress is made for someone with shorter proportions, so the boning bit curves out a bit below where my actual boobs are. The joys of being tall! Anyhoo, Ellie says she''ll take care of it.) You can also see the way it''s going to be bustled. It actually has a lovely train. And you can see the extra grosgrain ribbon that I asked to be included in the belt, hanging down at the back. I''m going to leave it loosely knotted and hanging down like that.
I''m going to be wearing a cathedral-length ivory lace-edged veil with this dress - kindly loaned to me by my lovely aunt! Jewelery-wise, I''m going for some fairly simple sparkly dangly earrings.
I was planning on having my hair all up in a high bun, and had even done the trial that way. But once I put the dress on yesterday, my hair all up looked too harsh - I was all shoulders and jawline, and... well it was just harsh! So I think I''ll do something half-up-half-down... hence having my hair down here.
So!!! ........... What do you think?!?!?!?!?!?!
CK
I had my first fitting for my Amsale Ella gown yesterday at Kleinfeld. My seamstress'' name is Ellie, and she seems absolutely LOVELY!
Anyhoo, I bought the dress all the way back in August last year, so it''s been so long since I''ve seen it! I forgot what a lovely rich creamy ivory color it is - these pics don''t do it justice. I only had my phone with me, so the quality of the pics isn''t the best.
There''s quite a bit of pinning going on in the top bit, to make it smaller/more fitted, and to adjust the "boob bit" (the boning - as I''m nearly 6 feet tall, the dress is made for someone with shorter proportions, so the boning bit curves out a bit below where my actual boobs are. The joys of being tall! Anyhoo, Ellie says she''ll take care of it.) You can also see the way it''s going to be bustled. It actually has a lovely train. And you can see the extra grosgrain ribbon that I asked to be included in the belt, hanging down at the back. I''m going to leave it loosely knotted and hanging down like that.
I''m going to be wearing a cathedral-length ivory lace-edged veil with this dress - kindly loaned to me by my lovely aunt! Jewelery-wise, I''m going for some fairly simple sparkly dangly earrings.
I was planning on having my hair all up in a high bun, and had even done the trial that way. But once I put the dress on yesterday, my hair all up looked too harsh - I was all shoulders and jawline, and... well it was just harsh! So I think I''ll do something half-up-half-down... hence having my hair down here.
So!!! ........... What do you think?!?!?!?!?!?!