I tried on a lot of dresses that look really great from the front, but not from the sides, or the back, like this one does. Despite the fact that the Westwood look has become so instantly recognisable and popular, there are in fact myriad ways that brides can style them so that they look different
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The dress was worn by Mary Louise Hoffman
Concept art: Continuation shots: (FYI: the next two are shown with the Camp Skirt - for info, see below) Other pictures: top view, vest front, 3/4 side view, 3/4 front view, neckline, sleeve, sleeve closeup: shows how sleeve is held up, super closeup of tucking and neckline embroidery, shows cloth hook and eye that holds neckline together, looking at aragorn: shows shoulder puff nicely, corset bottom embroidery, corset embroidery and quilting and sleeve ties, sketch study of embroidery, sketch study of entire outfit Camp Skirt Seen in the camp before the men ride to war
Perfect for any occasion, this dress seamlessly blends bold floral patterns with delicate details, creating a striking look that's both feminine and stylish