If you have always dreamed of looking like a princess on your wedding day, look no further! This stunning high-end Eve of Milady ball gown was a dream for me and I'd love to see her be enjoyed by someone else again!
The gown is a flattering shade of almost-white/ivory. The bodice of the gown is entirely hand-beaded and embroidered with beautiful sparkling flowers (and I'm not even a flowery kinda gal) that truly has to be seen to be appreciated. The detail is exquisite and the dress absolutely dazzles with sparkles in sunlight or under lights. The bodice is lightly lined and just barely translucent so that you can see the boning behind the lace. Not to be outdone, the bottom of the dress is all drama with a full flowing 11 layers of tulle (layers can be removed if you're not a fan of going full poof) with a chapel train in the back. The dress has a zipper back, not a corset. There is a small tie/bow at the base of the bodice, as well.
This was my second gown for my 2015 black tie masquerade Halloween night wedding and it was only worn for about an hour and a half at the end of the night. Food and drink wasn't even near it but it looked amazing on the dance floor! She is a versatile gown that could be wonderful for a wide variety of weddings - dramatic enough for a black tie ballroom, ethereal enough for a beautiful garden wedding, and even light and flowy enough for marriage on the beach (this is the lightest ball gown you'll ever find - trust me, my other gown weighed a TON!).
The gown is a label 10 but I would say would probably fit a range of about street 6-12 depending on shape. I am a 6 or 8 on top usually but the tulle hides a multitude of sins that are not a size 6 on the bottom. ;)
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask and I have other photos available to interested parties.