Wedding dresses with a cathedral train

The cathedral plume is the longest among the groups indexed in the catalog, so it needs space to fully straighten and check the route. Check the central axis and the edges of all layers, make a turn and a step, and plan the help, pick-up and way of storing the edge only according to the capabilities of a specific model.

158 model

To see the full cathedral train, you need to move away from the back of the dress and leave enough floor space for all the layers. In this catalog system, this is the longest continuation among the indexed categories. It is longer than drip and court plumes, but the exact distance in centimeters is determined by the specific model.

Straighten the edge from the center seam or skirt axis to the farthest point, then to the right and left sides. Check whether the contour is symmetrical and whether the edges of the upper and lower layers coincide. IN ball gown it is important to separate the volume of the skirt itself from the length behind; on lace additionally trace the pattern and finish the border.

The planned route should be followed before choosing. Take a few straight steps, a wide turn and a step with the consultant next to you, then check the central axis and the position of the edges. This is an observation of a specific hem, not a promise of effectiveness or convenience.

On samples in CRYSTAL check if there is a loop, pick-up or straightening aid. If so, repeat the procedure shown and determine how to hold the gathered edge between uses without haphazardly folding it. The length name does not automatically confirm any of these decisions.