Vogue Culture Editor Alessandra Codinha shared a thought: I think it is traditionally a very elegant necklineand it tends to make the waist look smaller, by drawing the eye laterally at the top. Vogue Market Editor Alexandra Gurvitch likes it, too, but from a modest point of view
Flattering V-cut thigh line is adorned with 3D lace flower appliqus
The soft corduroy fabric offers a subtle texture and comfortable drape, perfect for embracing spring's transitional style with ease and charm
She paired the dress with the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot tiara for an extra elegant touch
Occasions: Prom, wedding guest, gala, formal evening events, pageants
It's a Renaissance dress, not a medieval one, and despite the trimming (which is very pretty), it's also suitable for an early 19th-century style, especially without the tight sleeves, as I did for my wedding in August (sew under the bouffant - under the trimming - close the trimming with a button, for example)