The main cost factors are: fabric type (delicate materials like silk charmeuse or chiffon require more skill and time), beadwork and embellishments (which must be preserved or recreated around any seam), number of layers (more layers mean more work at every step), and the complexity of the gown's construction
Imagine slipping into a gorgeous gown or rocking a chic pantsuit that just oozes confidence
Then theres the long slit in the skirt that echos the leg trend of todays Hollywood glamor
Add flat shoes with ribbons tied around your ankles, dress your hair in the low 1840s style chignon (still worn by professional dancers), and youre ready to pose for Degas
So grateful, Robyn Altman Robyn Altman, United States Love it
PLS NOTE: As dyeing lots will vary, for bridesmaid dress orders, please leave a note of the bride's name and wedding date, then we may arrange all the bridesmaids dresses to be made together from the same batch of fabrics to avoid possible color variance.