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Rosalind — Ivory Tulle Ball Gown Wedding Dress with Cathedral Train

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USD $4872.99

Rosalind is a grand ivory ball gown in layered tulle with a cathedral-length train, bespoke-crafted for a breathtaking bridal entrance.

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Details & Specifications

Silhouette	Ball Gown
Neckline	Strapless Corset
Fabric	Tulle
Color	Ivory
Embellishment	Pearl Beading
Train	Cathedral
Fit	Custom Made-to-Measure

Description

Rosalind — Ivory Tulle Ball Gown

Rosalind is designed for the bride who wants to make an unforgettable statement, combining a structured corset bodice with a gravity-defying ball gown skirt constructed from over fifteen layers of ivory tulle.

The cathedral train extends an impressive three metres, creating a dramatic visual that transforms any venue into a grand occasion.

Delicate pearl beading traces the bodice seams and scatters across the upper skirt, adding subtle luminosity without overwhelming the tulle's inherent romance.

Every element is built to your personal measurements, from the corset's precise boning placement to the skirt's proportioned fullness relative to your height and frame.

The Rosalind Moment

Nothing prepares you for the feeling of stepping into Rosalind — the layers of tulle rise around you like a cloud, and suddenly the room shrinks and you become the only thing anyone can see. The corset holds you with quiet strength while the skirt billows with every step.

When your cathedral train is laid out behind you at the altar, the full spectacle of this gown reveals itself — metres of ivory tulle catching candlelight, a scene that belongs in the pages of a bridal editorial.

Building the Volume

Rosalind's skirt is an engineering feat: fifteen individually cut tulle layers, each a different length and fullness, are stacked and hand-tacked to create volume that appears effortless but is precisely calculated. The technique is borrowed from haute couture ballet costuming.

The pearl beading is sourced from Japanese freshwater pearl farms, selected for their consistent lustre and warm ivory tone. Each pearl is secured individually with silk thread, a process that adds over thirty hours of handwork to each gown.