hoofbeats95
Brilliant_Rock
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As some of you know I posted pics of several dresses and am having a hard time finding the dress. For those that followed the story I'm going back to try dress #3 on Saturday. YAY!
This past weekend I went to another store and found this dress:
http://www.davincibridal.com/collection ... &t1=c&t2=b
I was not allowed to take pics. I thought it looked good though, but then remember that has happened before (with dress #3!) I am encouraged by how well this looked in regards to trying on dress 3 again this weekend. I hope I look TONS better. Pics will be posted.
In the mean time the only thing that stopped me from LOVING the DaVinci is the double layer train. I think the look is pretty when it's all fluffed and laying right. I think it's hard to get it to do that. I don't think it will stay nice when I walk. The top layer doesn't have enough weight. How do you work with trains like this? Do you tack the top layer to the bottom layer in hopes that helps it stay together nicely? I'm so concerend about having a messed up fugly train in pics and during the ceremony. What do you all think?
This past weekend I went to another store and found this dress:
http://www.davincibridal.com/collection ... &t1=c&t2=b
I was not allowed to take pics. I thought it looked good though, but then remember that has happened before (with dress #3!) I am encouraged by how well this looked in regards to trying on dress 3 again this weekend. I hope I look TONS better. Pics will be posted.
In the mean time the only thing that stopped me from LOVING the DaVinci is the double layer train. I think the look is pretty when it's all fluffed and laying right. I think it's hard to get it to do that. I don't think it will stay nice when I walk. The top layer doesn't have enough weight. How do you work with trains like this? Do you tack the top layer to the bottom layer in hopes that helps it stay together nicely? I'm so concerend about having a messed up fugly train in pics and during the ceremony. What do you all think?