All silk Sarah Seven gown from the 2017 collection, the "Harrison". The gown was worn in the summer at an Italian villa among the vineyards and was romantic, light, and classic. It photographed like a dream and though sturdily made, feels light on (thanks also to the built in corset) with beautiful movement. Included is a matching long veil, that was priced at 400$.
In addition to the measurements above the cup size of the bra is 34D. It has a built in corset, when paired with the sheer straps (illusion neckline) no additional bra or support system is needed ensuring a very good fit (did not need to adjust even once the whole night for pictures, dancing etc.) while feeling free and not weighed down. There is also an adjustable strap (like in a normal bra) so that it can be taken in to feel tighter or taken out as the night goes on or as needed.
I am 5' 6'' and wore 4'' heals and asked that the gown be altered for the front and sides to just skirt the ground ensuring I did not step on it while walking and dancing. The long train can be bustled up to ensure easy dancing and movement after the ceremony.
The gown was worn to an entirely outdoor wedding ceremony and reception. There are no grass stains but mild staining on the lower few inches of the dress are evident when looked at closely, even after a thorough cleaning by the proffesional experts in San Francisco at Elegance Preserved. These stains and altered color are not however easily evident when taking pictures so it was actually difficult to show them when taking pictures for this site. The most important aspect when taking pictures etc., the front and back from the shins up (and the train) is in pristine condition.
There is a single eyelet disturbed on the front of the dress in the illusion neckline where the cleavage is. This can be covered up by additional lace detail put in, in the future (pictured, circled in red). The rest of the illusion trim on the front and back is perfect and sits in a boatline neckline, not perceptible when taking pictures and allowing the lace to romantically creep up the sides in the back as well as skirt the cleavage in the front.