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Yes. At that price point, I didn't expect it; expected raw edges. Forgot that serging is common practice, now. I learned to sew so long ago that I would have finished seams with seam binding/bias tape.Finished=serged?
With the backless design it has, how does that dress style provide any support for the girls? That's one of the biggest problems I ran into when trying on dresses last week. Unless the back is high enough to cover a horizontal strap (like a regular bra strap, almost), there's not enough support for me in the front area - with or without inserted cups - and I'm not even large-busted. Actually, maybe that's the problem. Maybe if I WERE, then there'd be more for the dress to hold onto in the front. (I really don't know how dresses work.)The only thing I would change out are the bra cups
That is EXACTLY the type of dress I'm looking for: moves like a dream, weighs nothing, and looks gorgeous. But I don't know enough to say "ok, use the bodice from dress A, but use the skirt from dress B, and remove the underskirt, and don't use any boning at the hem" (since I don't even know what all of that means).I took a bodice I liked from one of their Standard gowns, and had a VERYVERY full, very lightweight skirt with no soft boning at the hem and no underskirt, and voila! A bright red Smooth gown. Moves like a dream, weighs nothing, and I can do skirt work til the cows come home. I love Smooth skirt work.
there is a nude straps in the back, like a bra - they attach to the cups and dress. with the tan, it doesn't show from far away.With the backless design it has, how does that dress style provide any support for the girls? That's one of the biggest problems I ran into when trying on dresses last week. Unless the back is high enough to cover a horizontal strap (like a regular bra strap, almost), there's not enough support for me in the front area - with or without inserted cups - and I'm not even large-busted. Actually, maybe that's the problem. Maybe if I WERE, then there'd be more for the dress to hold onto in the front. (I really don't know how dresses work.)