& SILK-TOUCH FINISHES
Satin describes a weave and surface finish. “Silk-touch” describes an effect and does not confirm silk fiber content. Compare sheen as well as color, and use the actual maker’s composition label for a real purchase.
CLIENT CARE
A considered fit starts with the right details.
Compare the listed length with a tape measure from the intended comb position. Check the effect with the dress and shoes together. The product page includes the available lengths and specifications.
Choose from the available US sizes on the product page. For fitting guidance, use the maker’s size chart and check width, heel height, and comfort before alterations.
Consider the neckline, hairstyle, closure, and weight of the piece. Compare measurements with something you already wear comfortably. Check how multiple pieces sit together.
Measure around the intended fit points and compare with the selected option. Check your range of motion and whether the layer changes how the gown sits.
Follow the guidance supplied with each product. As a general styling practice, keep delicate pieces supported, separate jewelry to prevent tangling, and protect satin and tulle from snagging and moisture.
MATERIAL NOTES
Product names, fabric finishes, and fiber content tell different parts of the story.
Satin describes a weave and surface finish. “Silk-touch” describes an effect and does not confirm silk fiber content. Compare sheen as well as color, and use the actual maker’s composition label for a real purchase.
Look at transparency, the density of decoration, and the shape of the edge. Keep delicate surfaces away from jewelry and rough fastenings. Follow the product’s specific care directions before steaming or cleaning.
The catalog describes pearl-style and crystal-style embellishments. Do not infer natural pearl, gemstone, or precious-metal content from a photograph or product name. Check the material and finish information on each page.
A cashmere-touch finish does not establish cashmere composition. Consider the weight, surface, and way a layer sits over the gown, and follow its stated guidance for supported storage and professional care.