Author: Dubai Alterations
Magic does indeed happen when a bride manages to find her dream wedding dress. As much as a bride would like to believe, she, like every other bride out there, needs some modifications to the wedding dress in order to feel comfortable and truly appreciate her special day. Tailoring holds a degree of intricacy, and common types of tailoring undergone to a wedding dress need to be addressed in advance in order to ease the process and boost one’s confidence.
1. Structural edges shorten, gain, or retain the same, – the Frame.
Hemming, or the process of sewing the edges of a piece of cloth, or in this case, a wedding dress, is one of the most basic and common forms of alterations done to a wedding dress. The lace or beaded-having dresses are an exception. Such dresses are steep and require a higher degree of finesse in order to retain the craftsmanship of the dress.2. Adjusting Bust, Waist, and Hip for Precision Seam
Customizing each client’s fitted gown remains the ultimate goal of exceptional bridal wear designers. Altering the initial proportions of the dress according to the body bust, waist, and hip measurements, secures the intended finish. If the gown is put on during fittings, and it is tied at the waist but not sitting tightly around the torso, the seamstress is capable of pivoting the excess fabric around the bodice to form a curve. Many brides with deep necklines opt for bustier dresses. They require additional support and comfort for the bust with built-in cups, boning, or reinforced seam fabric and supportive undergarments. With boning, the waistline is cinched, and the bride is able to twirl with minimum restriction due to the flexible construction of the bodice.
3. Straps, Sleeves, and Other Style Improvements
Customization on a dress can go beyond resizing. Strategy. Personalized tailoring can involve adding and shortening straps, altering sleeves, or changing a neckline. A gown may transform its elegance dramatically. Some brides prefer adding a bustle, which allows them to lift the train during the reception to enable more ease for moving and dancing. These adjustments increase the portability of the gown, while still retaining its original beauty.
Bringing It All Together
The beauty of the alterations done on a wedding dress is that it becomes a seamless blend of fact and art. Every stitch and addition augurs greater closeness to the anticipated effect. With exceptional tailoring, the dress goes beyond fitting, to feeling as though it was specifically made for the wearer, which is arguably, the strongest advantage of these alterations.
