Sizing and Fit

That’s totally fine! Our gowns are adjustable and flexible in design. If you’re between sizes, we’ll select the size that fits best based on your measurements. Most dresses have features like corset backs or flexible seams to accommodate different body types without needing any alterations.

Absolutely. If you're unsure, you can reach out and we’ll help with sizing guidance. You’re welcome to send your measurements, a description of your body type, or even a photo (clothed and front-facing) if you'd like — we’ll take it from there. → Get Sizing Help

Our gowns are made intentionally long — just like the ones you see in fashion magazines. In photoshoots, dresses are rarely floor-length; that extra length adds drama, depth, and elegance to every shot. A slight overhang in the front photographs beautifully and is absolutely part of the design. It’s not meant for walking — it’s meant to wow on camera.

Nope! In fact, we usually recommend flats — or even going barefoot or tiptoeing during your shoot. You’ll have more control, better posture, and the photos will still look elevated. But if you love heels, go for it. It’s all about your comfort and vision.

99% of the time, no. Our gowns are designed to be easily adjustable — whether through corset backs, stretch panels, or smart structure. A small amount of pinning might be suggested in rare cases (like a smaller bust or very short torso), but it’s unlikely and only takes a second if needed. We’ll walk you through it if so.

If your measurements are accurate, it’s very unlikely that the dress won’t fit well. We take time to select the best-fitting size for your body and our gowns are designed to be forgiving. Remember — these dresses are made for photos, not for walking down a runway, so slight looseness or overhangs are completely okay and often preferred.
 If you’re concerned, just reach out. We’ll always do our best to find a solution.

Most dresses are worn without a bra or with sticky cups. Most of our dresses have built in support in the corsets.