She told me I could remake her wedding dress…originally handmade by my grandmother…and between my mom, my aunt, and myself…we did just that. In any circumstances do not know how, love to share the before and after with you. Please email your photos to amy.khew@parisciel.com. Hi Janet, thanks for willing to share your refashion wedding dress with us. You’ll be spoilt for choices. That is interesting. We specialize in readytowear and tailor made formal dresses on our online boutique. Evenings, parties, proms, weddings. Besides, you just received an invitation to an event or party, and in the dress code section it says something to the effect of business casual or grey tie attire only. Although, turn them into something new, better, modern and exciting. Loads of us know that there are many ideas on what you can do with your prom, formal wedding dresses. Give the dress a totally new life.
Wedding or formal dresses, you can always get them at thrift shops for a bargain, even if you don’t own any prom.
The ideas is to refashion/upcycle/reconstruct/redo/repurpose these dresses into a brand new type of clothing.
Make it uniquely yours! All you need is a very good idea. Just keep reading! You don’t actually need to be good at sewing to do this. Considering the above said. Ever heard of a tailor? Remember, dress codes are everywhere. Not all of us are so ‘fashion inclined’ to know what nearly any single term means in regards to proper attire. Get in touch with the organizer or host/hostess and ask them to be more clear, or ask if what you were planning to wear is okay. On top of this, it’s best to be sure, It’s not the end of the world if you dress improperly. There’s no reason not to double check. Do your research, if you’re still not sure what you’d better wear. Actually, and the event is a regular occurrence, look up photos from the past and see what people were wearing, if you need to try and figure it out under the radar.
Ask them what they’ll be wearing, if you know somebody else who is attending.