A bridal top and skirt with separate proportions

A bridal top and skirt with separate proportions
An original two-piece outfit combines a neat top with a softly pleated ankle-length skirt, making the separate waist and hem easy to inspect.

What I want to borrow: Separates let you consider the proportions of the upper and lower pieces independently. The visible ankle and flatter shoe create a different line from a floor-length gown or jumpsuit.
Adaptation to discuss: Try the actual pieces together while sitting, reaching and walking. Ask the alterations specialist to check how the top and waistband meet during movement and how the hem works with your chosen shoes.

Questions for our supplier:
• Does the join between top and skirt stay as intended when I move?
• Can each piece be altered within the maker's guidance?
• Which underlayers and shoes will I wear at the fitting?

Scope to confirm: A bridal top and skirt with a defined waist join and matching underlayers.
Responsible people: Wearer and alterations specialist; one named person for day-of outfit help.
Before confirming: Sit and raise both arms to test overlap; approve both pieces together after alterations.
Working example (replace with actuals): Arrange a fitting with the final shoes and underlayers; record one movement change before the final alteration approval.

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