Doctor Dress

Working on the fit is my favourite part of the process. This is where the dress stops being just beautiful lace and starts becoming her dress. I shape the bodice millimetre by millimetre, soften the lines, support where needed, and let the silhouette follow the natural curves her body. I always move slowly during this stage. No rush, no stress - only patience, precision, and care. And then, the bride puts on her gown, she feels comfortable, confident and absolutely herself

Bodice style is changed: original spaghetti straps didn’t work for the bride body type; were changed to laced skin colour mesh; back closure was broken - fixed. Beading edge on neck lines was lost - restored. Plus hem and bustle.

As 2025 wedding season is so close, I’m already excited for the new alterations ahead. If I had a honour of designing your dream dress this year, I’d love to see photos from your wedding day, seeing the designs come to life - is the most rewarding part of what I do.

To get the perfect fit every seam requires to be done by painstaking hands of a professional sewing expert

That was the biggest dress I’ve ever have in the studio! Queen style dress! Stunning looking bustle, absolutely symmetrical

Total reconstruction of bodice, a bit sewing magic… and… one more happy bride here, in studio

Hand stitching is essential for wedding dress alteration to ensure that intricate beadwork, sequins and embroidery are securely attached and that stitching blends seamlessly with the design

Professional seamstress is able to deconstruct the gown and build it up making some necessary changes. Like I do (smiling)

When the bodice alteration done ideally by