This dress is from the Berta Muse, City of Angels Collection, the specific dress name is Cindy.????

I purchased this dress in New York in January 2019 and collected the dress in June. I actually ended up wearing a different dress to my wedding, as I had a change of heart on what I wanted to wear on the day. So, this dress is in mint condition and has actually never been worn. It has also been kept in the original garments bag since purchased, so is exactly as new.

The dress was bought in a size 4 and altered slightly to make the sheerness of the top the same material as the rest of the bodice. The dress was let out around the knees to make it easier to walk in and shortened to fit my height; which is 6 feet in heels. The top of the dress was very sheer, as the applique was quite see-through and sparse, so by using the same material as the bodice the dress is more covered but still seamless in the overall look and feel. All of this was done at L’Fay Bridal in Manhattan where the dress was purchased.

The dress features a plunging v-neck, with a nude illusion neckline to hold things together, delicate applique on the top and hips of the dress. The dress has thin spaghetti straps and a beautiful tulle skirt with long train. The skirt has a few layers, so it makes the dress very romantic and easy to wear showcasing the different colour tones of the dress, which is a beautiful off white, peachy pink tone what flatters all skin types. The dress also features a body suit on the inside which helps to secure the dress in place. This is something that you can cut out easily if you don’t want it, and it will not affect the overall dress design or fit.

I have included picture of the original dress off the Berta Muse site, as well as picture I took in store and ones to show the alterations at the top of the gown. If you would like to see any additional photos or information of the dress itself, please let me know and I am happy to share.

This dress is absolutely beautiful. I hope to find it a good home, as it deserves to be a showstopper in someone’s wedding.