The Dress

I got this dress but fell pregnant so have to look for a new dress now. It is so so stunning on.

Can’t decide on a fitted silhouette or a fuller ball gown – why not have it all with Matisse. She is canny in the way she perceives a sweet ideal, but when she walks away, she offers brides their ultimate desires with an attachable and dramatic skirt. Matisse allows her bride to live out both her ultimate looks offering a gown for her bride’s ceremony and reception. Matisse moves within slim line silhouette fitted through the bodice before falling from the knee down. Her plunging neckline is delicately adorned with sparkling bead work which moves towards the neckline and over her shoulder before splitting into two glistening straps. Large floral appliqués work their way from the bodice, over her hips before symmetrically finishing around the centre as the tulle falls into the cobblestone. A lovely under layer of petite French Chantilly lace is seen through the sheerness of the tulle, making Matisse all the while sweeter. Unlike the plunging neckline, Matisse has a soft curved open back making the beading a hero piece. Attached seamlessly to the back of Matisse is where her drama unfolds. A lavish train with Chantilly lace and tulle overlay, wistfully catches the wind as it trails behind Matisse.