The Dress

When I first saw this dress, I knew I had to have it- this was the perfect dress across the board, the dress I've dreamed of since I was a little girl and always envisioned myself wearing. I tracked one down online and bought it a few months ago with the intention of wearing it to my large wedding in November. We have since decided to do a small elopement instead so I want to get a more casual dress (my loss, your gain!).

When I bought the dress I immediately sent it in to Heritage Garment Preservation to get it cleaned and inspected (the Heritage Select Package which was $299). So the dress will be coming to you fresh, cleaned and inspected for perfection, never used. Please google "Vera Wang Fawn" to see how beautiful and timeless this dress is, truly breathtaking for the bride that wants to awe her guests!

Here is what Vera Wang said about the dress:

Everything about Fawn is so soft and so delicate it’s almost floating. Fawn is a gown with a clearly luxurious sensibility, but you can see there’s also a youthfulness to it that’s so classically feminine, even girly. I always love when a crumbcatcher frames the bride’s body at just the right degree. With this gown I’ve used multiple layers of organza to create a delicacy that suggests the romance and the fragility of a ballerina. Fawn stands out in the collection as perhaps the most delicate, the most girlish of all. It’s a fantasy of lightness and beautiful texture that’s so traditional, but I’ve added cascading layers of Chantilly lace applique flow that into textures like blossoms over the organza, which gives the gown an updated sophistication that’s modern and intriguing.

Alterations

There are bustle ribbons sewn in so I am assuming a bustle was added. No other alterations.