The Dress

A plunging V-neckline is the focal point of the lace bodice, tapering into thin straps of floating lace detail. These appliqués fall gently and at different lengths onto the full ballgown skirt. The skirt contains multiple layers of tulle and glitter tulle for sparkle and volume with a lightweight feel. Lace appliqués then effortlessly disperse throughout the hem of the long, lush train with a central lace feature for a final touch of visual interest. This gown zips beneath fabric-covered buttons,

This is Ivory Lace and Tulle over Moscato Gown with Porcelain Tulle Illusion.

Alterations

I only had one round of alteration before the wedding was canceled due to the pandemic. I also lost a lot of weight so the dress sadly does not fit me anymore. The tags are still on the dress and it has never been worn.
The dress was taken about an inch on each side. I was about 190lb and my measurements- waist 35 inches, Bust 40 inches and hips 45 inches when I got it altered. I bought a size 20 but it may be more of a size 18 now after alterations. The straps were taken up a little. The fabric is still there and just folded over so it could likely be taken down if needed. I was planning to wear flat shoes on my wedding day. I am 5 foot 3 inches, so it was hemmed to for my Hight wearing flats. Lastly, I had a bustle added to the dress so I could dance in the dress at the reception. The video shows how to bustle the dress.