Mylene A fresh and flirty take on the vintage princess ball gown wedding dress.
By Maggie Sottero
This vintage-inspired princess wedding dress features a beaded bodice atop a Carlo satin ballgown skirt with pockets. Beaded straps with illusion side insets glide from illusion plunging sweetheart neckline to square back. Finished with covered buttons over zipper closure, drifting from back to hem. Includes a modesty panel for more demure coverage in the neckline.
Colors:
Alabaster/Pewter Accent (pictured)
Ivory/Pewter Accent
The Highlights
Satin ballgown skirt
Vintage-inspired beaded bodice
Illusion v-neckline
Square back
Covered buttons over zipper closure
Want something a little more you?
We have options to customize your dress to be just as unique and special as you are! While some options are complimentary, inquire with your retailer as additional charges may apply.
- Opt to shorten the train (up to 24 in/61 cm) or to floor length (no train) for a more casual look
Reviews
5 stars
Mary Kathleen Wallace
12/09/2020
Made me feel like a princess
What was your favorite feature?
EVERYTHING!! Especially the rhinestones going down the train :) such a simply yet beautiful detail
How did you feel in your wedding dress?
I felt absolutely stunning and beautiful. Everyone kept saying that the dress was totally me.
Tell us a little about your wedding day.
We got married on 12/6/20 in my childhood church with 10 people present and the rest on zoom. It wasn’t what we originally were planning but the day turned out to be PERFECT.
Patty Yorlano
5 stars
Shalyn McKitt
12/09/2020
Princess for a day
What was your favorite feature?
The beading on the bodice was perfection. The color wasn’t traditional white which added a little flavor to the day. It was everything I could ask for... down to the buttons along the train.
BUT MY FAVORITE FEATURE... THE DRESS HAD POCKETS!!!
How did you feel in your wedding dress?
I felt like a complete princess. Nothing beats knowing you’re the prettiest version of yourself. And my husband loved it.
Tell us a little about your wedding day.
We got married in Rockwell Texas at a castle on February 16, 2020. It was a beautiful day, except my husband accidentally left me at the alter. His twin brother was the best man and the wedding planner started the processional thinking he was his brother. Stephen was sitting in the groom’s suite as my dad and I stood at the end of the aisle in shock. Luckily, his brother ran and found him, and the day went smoothly thereafter.
