elizabethan shape cream brocade corset (decorated with beading and black lace and various other trim), with a skirt of cream silk chiffon and black lace
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Corset dress
DescriptionMaterialscream silk chiffon, black allanah hill lace, cream lining silk, cream brocade, black lace (cut) and about 8 different types of beads - the best ones being black maria george jet beads.
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what a gergeous gown. looks like a hell lot of work with all the lace and the beads. but the result is stunning!
This is amazing. You are very talanted.
Thankyou! yeah, the lace and beads were alot of work, but it was so worth it. I'm so happy with it. :)
Wow! The lace work and beading are amazing! I think it's quite courageous to take on such a big project!
it´s beautiful! really a hard piece of work!
You've done some lovely gowns! I can't get over the beading- you must have the patience of a saint! It's definitely worth all your effort, I can tell you are never in your life going to show up at a party and find someone else in the same dress, ever :o)
Incredibly gorgeous, and I really admire your dedication in putting it all together!
ok, just so people don't go getting the wrong idea - most of the time with my beaded dresses i have no plan at the start (haha theres no way i'd ever be able to start something i'd know will take that long) they are on average 9 month projects that grow out of not much at all - like the corset dress i just wanted to see if i could put together a corset - then i found some lace - then i found some beads and by the occasion i planned on wearing it at came around a dress had happened. So it's not so much patience as the fact that i dont ever have a clear picture of the end when i begin.
Graet dress excellent details!