The Dress

I love this dress! I don't think I have ever been more complimented in my life (even when trying it on).
The second I tried it on I knew this was it. Honestly I think it is the perfect dress for women with smaller tops and bigger bottoms (me). It kind of makes a silhouette you didn't know you could have. That being said, course you can go to a tailor to make it whatever you want!

Camille is part of their La Haute Bijoux collection and it was purchased at Kinsley James LA. The dress has been stored in it's original Kinsley James zipper bag.
"Intricately boned, seamed and embroidered with hand placed lace, the strapless longline bodice of Camille is reminiscent of a couture corset, an astonishing combination of craftsmanship and construction."

The last image in the pics is not me of course, it is an image from the Pallas Couture website.

Other items of note:
- I imagine gals out there who know their dresses might know this, but my dress has a blush to it's ivory that is not apparent on the official Pallas picture. It is def a white wedding dress but the train especially has a blush to it.
- I wore this dress around 3 hours in total. I had a change of dress for the reception so it was barely worn.
- Near perfect condition; I say near in case there is something I can't see and of course because I did indeed wear it. It
- I had the dress sized to fit me. The measurements are reflected above in the measurements section. I am a street size 4 but needed more room in the hips and less room in the chest, etc.
- I had a small pair of chicken cutlets sewn in to the bust. I have kept them there as most women want/prefer a boost in that area. I would suggest whoever buys it tries it on with them but if you know for sure you don't want them, I am happy to pay an alterations professional to take them out.
- On the "height with shoes".. I need to go back and measure my shoes. I am 5'8". It is possible my heels were 3 inches, which would mean height with shoes could be 5'11" not 5'10". I will update this shortly.
- I am pricing to sell because I recognize the measurements are a little on the tighter end (small chest, bigger hips lol) and I want to be competitive to the buyer who is the right size (or smaller) and has choices out there. From what I understand, you can take it out but you would have to find the fabric. My alterations person tells me it is easy but it feels like more than I would do. So I guess the lower price also leaves room in the money dept. for someone who wants to take it out or alter it.