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I dont think you need a hoop but some crioline(sp?) would probably help!
BTW you look great in that dress
IMO - it does need a slight poof, I would try on the middle aline crinoline. I would think that would give it just enough and you may not need to get it hemmed.
i agree w/ tks! a crinoline will give it some shape and fix the length. that's what i did with mine! (btw love the sweetheart neck, it's so pretty)
I really love your dress! I don't like a lot of poof, so I would say it doesn't need it at all, but I know when I was trying on dresses, the consultants were always recommending different things, and one was adding poof. They said this a few times (maybe this goes back to me not being drawn to big dresses). So, I think it would be easy to do if you wanted it.
I like it the way it is. But maybe try what has been suggested to see if you like it.
I think you can go either way - with or without crinoline. It depends on your preference, but personally, I would add a small amount of crinoline underneath. I'm not sure if a hoop would work with the way the dress falls and the material. Gorgeous dress though! :)
I agree it looks a touch flat, but I think you have to be very careful not to add too much fullness to the skirt. I would say 1 or 2 extra layers of tulle underneath, max. Any more and it will mess with the draping and start to look stiff, which you don't want because part of the beauty of this fabric and design is its easy, fluid movement.
So I vote maybe just a teeny bit of extra volume to fill in the bottom of the skirt after it's properly hemmed.
Thanks ladies! Well it makes me feel better that some of you have said it doesn't need anything. I just called my seamstress and I am going to go and try it on again tomorrow, she has some crinoline for me to try it on with. I would rather know for sure than second guess the day of! Looks like I caught her just in time - she was going to start hemming it tomorrow! It is just so hard to tell, it would probably hang better if it were the right length!
I'd poof it up a bit, my seamstress added a bit of tulle to the bottom of my dress - worked great!
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Hello all...starting to get second thoughts about my dress....wondering if i need to add a hoop or some crinoline underneath it??? It is Maggie Sottero - Denise. What are your thoughts...Thanks!