Designer wedding dress

By Marinel
May 23, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Marinel

Posted May 23, 2016

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Posted May 23, 2016

Ian Stuart mermaid gown (Orange Blossom) for sale. It was bought as a larger size (16) to accommodate cup D/DD, and has been taken in at the waist and hips to fit a size 10/12.

I am 5'9 / 176cm, wore it with mid-size heels, and the length was perfect. There is a button on the underside of the skirt that can be used to attach the tail / tuck the skirt inwards.

The dress was worn once and has been professionally dry cleaned. There are no visible marks on the dress, however there is one small mark on the underside of the skirt. A full description can be found on the Ian Stuart website.

You are welcome to come and try if you are interested.

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