Original attire concept showing a bateau-neck ivory gown fitted through the hips and flaring above the knees.View the full detail ↗

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Dresses & tailoring

A fitted shape with a gentle flare

A smooth upper silhouette opens toward the hem, with a high neckline and short sleeves keeping the surface simple.

Style
modern, classic
Colors
ivory
Season
spring, autumn, winter
Venue
city, indoor

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Words to take to your supplier
A fitted shape with a gentle flare
A smooth upper silhouette opens toward the hem, with a high neckline and short sleeves keeping the surface simple.

What I want to borrow: Choose this reference to compare a shaped skirt with a straight column and decide how much flare you want.
Adaptation to discuss: At a fitting, compare the point where the skirt opens and test your usual walking stride. A removable overskirt offers a separate discussion rather than an assumed solution.

Questions for our supplier:
• Can I sit and step into transport comfortably?
• Where does the flare begin on my proportions?
• How does the train secure for dancing?

Scope to confirm: A fitted hip line with the flare beginning at the agreed point and enough stride room.
Responsible people: Wearer and alterations specialist; one named person for day-of outfit help.
Before confirming: Walk at normal pace, sit and dance in the sample; confirm where alterations can release the fit.
Working example (replace with actuals): Arrange a fitting with the final shoes and underlayers; record one movement change before the final alteration approval.

Reference: https://weddingideasnow.com/ideas/attire-fit-flare/

Why choose it

Choose this reference to compare a shaped skirt with a straight column and decide how much flare you want.

Make it yours

At a fitting, compare the point where the skirt opens and test your usual walking stride. A removable overskirt offers a separate discussion rather than an assumed solution.

Bring these questions

  • Can I sit and step into transport comfortably?
  • Where does the flare begin on my proportions?
  • How does the train secure for dancing?
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Scope to confirm
A fitted hip line with the flare beginning at the agreed point and enough stride room.
Who owns it
Wearer and alterations specialist; one named person for day-of outfit help.
Before confirming
Walk at normal pace, sit and dance in the sample; confirm where alterations can release the fit.
Illustrative working example
Arrange a fitting with the final shoes and underlayers; record one movement change before the final alteration approval.

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Original attire concept showing a bateau-neck ivory gown fitted through the hips and flaring above the knees.

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