ILLUSION NECKLINE WEDDING DRESS | Naomi Peris Bridal
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2020
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It’s 2022 and it’s still a major task to find tulle in wedding shops for darker skin. So annoying
Hi! How possible is it for get tulle on a neckline changed? I'm off a darker skintone and love the dress I bought but the tulle isn't quite the right colour. Is it possible to change the tulle? Even with the lace on it?
Thanks x
It is possible to change tulle on a neckline, but it all depends on the construction. I have done this before and it's a big job. First, I would check that the lace will work on the colored tulle. Lace applique is normally added in pieces... so if the tulle is too dark you will see an outline around the lace that it's nice.
hey, I bought a dress but the sheer is darker than my skin tone :(( any tips in lightening the sheer ? 🥺
The only thing to do would be to remove it and recut it with the right sheer tone.
Or.... get a spray tan. 🤣
I bought a dress that was apparently made in China that has an illusion neckline and sleeves. They doubled it over in the whole dress and it’s stiff in the arms and neckline and back. Can I just remove the inside layer in the dress and sleeves to make it fit better? With the second folded over layer in the sleeves and top it makes it very hard to move my arms in and a bit warm. Thank you in advance for the help.
All the lace appliqués are attached only to the outer layer
It all depends on the construction and durability of the lace. Most laces are very fine and delicate, which is why they need to be backed with another fabric. As they might tear easily. I would take it to a dressmaker.