'Wedding dress'

Kevin once asked me if I felt experienced enough to make a wedding dress, and, always enjoying a challenge, I said yes. His wife Jun is fortunately a similar size to me, because the dress design she wanted, even though it looked much simpler than many things I had done, was in fact absolutely complicated. You see the low back? Well, imagine the curve of the back, and a piece of fabric. The fabric, (non stretchy in this case) opens up and shows everything which should not be shown, wether it is under the arms, or around the waist. It was a problematic challenge! After having done 2 or 3 copies, specimen and prototypes dresses, it came to sit peacefully on itself, and worked.
The 3 layers of fabric did not make the job easier, and the fact that it is a very straight dress doesn't allow the usual: "oh well, it is a big dress so nobody will see the creases/that it is not straight/that it's artistically done" . The result was well worth it; the veil, made from chiffon, completed the outfit beautifully. And they were both happy with it.The wedding was amazing. A few more photos in Various Items including Stormie's dress.
The next wedding dress I make,though, for ANYONE, will be a ripped dress, full of bits dangling down and full of inegalities!! Anyone up for one?