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Showing posts with label Ronald Joyce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ronald Joyce. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
This dress is extremely flattering and comfortable and makes a change from the usual strapless dress that every bride seems to choose. Everyone commented on how beautiful and different this dress is. It was a light dress to wear. The material is Taffeta. It is corseted inside and has a lace up back with a beautiful train.
Labels: 58024 Garaitz, Ronald Joyce
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Labels: 60069, Ronald Joyce
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Original advert on The Dressmarket
2009 design very elegant with embrodered bodice and maching bolero
2009 design very elegant with embrodered bodice and maching bolero
Labels: ginger, Ronald Joyce
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The dress has a full skirt and a detailed bodice. It laces up the back. The dress has not been altered since it was bought as I never got to that stage. It has also only been tried on once by myself, therefore it is in pristine condition.
Labels: 56023, Ronald Joyce
Monday, August 16, 2010
View original advert on The Dressmarket
The dress is very elegant and would suit a bride with a slim build and a height of 5' 4/5". The colour is Ivory/champagne and is made from Duchess Ivory Satin with a french lace champagne overlay the dress has a sweetheart neckline which has intricate beadwork around the lace design and this is continued the full length of the dress back and front. The back has a zip which is concealed by lace covered buttons.
The dress is very elegant and would suit a bride with a slim build and a height of 5' 4/5". The colour is Ivory/champagne and is made from Duchess Ivory Satin with a french lace champagne overlay the dress has a sweetheart neckline which has intricate beadwork around the lace design and this is continued the full length of the dress back and front. The back has a zip which is concealed by lace covered buttons.
Labels: Amelia, Ronald Joyce
Friday, April 30, 2010
Labels: 60069, Ronald Joyce
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Labels: Grial, Ronald Joyce
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