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Constructed on a strict mermaid pattern, this formal gown bridges a structured jewel neckline with tailored long sleeves and controlled pleating across the skirt. The manufacturing approach maps cutting lines directly to your body measurements rather than relying on standardized retail blocks, which removes the frequent need for hem adjustments or shoulder rebalancing after delivery. Each gown cuts fresh material only after your order details are secured. You choose your preferred fabric shade from more than seventy catalog options. If your desired exact color is not printed in the main listing, type the specific name or reference in the special instructions field during checkout. The workshop coordinates dye lots and fabric batches to ensure uniform texture and drape from bodice to hem. Retail size templates often misalign waist and hip ratios, especially for floor-length silhouettes where gravity pulls the fabric differently. Upload your bust, waist, hips, and barefoot height into the order remarks before completing payment. Pattern makers apply these four numbers to calculate sleeve length, hip curve radius, and baseline placement. Documenting barefoot height specifically accounts for heel clearance, keeping the skirt apex at your chosen visual mark without aftermarket stitching. Providing these dimensions upfront compresses the ordering timeline and guarantees accurate proportions on the first production run. You supply the measurements, state the target hue, and receive a fully assembled piece aligned to your frame.
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