It's a Renaissance dress, not a medieval one, and despite the trimming (which is very pretty), it's also suitable for an early 19th-century style, especially without the tight sleeves, as I did for my wedding in August (sew under the bouffant - under the trimming - close the trimming with a button, for example)
The skirt is made of multiple layers of sparkly tulle, which perfectly captures the sand tones of these beautiful paradisiac islands and a soft underskirt for ultimate comfort
See my list of delicious and creative variations, below
Rich in texture and detail, it blends bold femininity with refined craftsmanship
Those seeking a softer appearance may prefer A-line silhouettes that provide movement while maintaining a polished profile
About Frank Lyman: Following a distinguished career in the fashion industry ranging from Sales Director to President of world-renowned fashion houses, Frank Lyman launched his eponymous brand in 2001