Here's how to do it: First, pick out a tie-dyed sweatsuit with a hoodie
Cut from a polka-dotted tulle, lined throughout the bodice, trimmed in velvet and finished with a double ruffle at the cuffs, this is a perfect pick for holiday parties, dinner dates and weddings
If you make your dress form tree on a wire frame you can use it outside, even in cold climates
I had it altered to bring in the waist, shortened the halter straps and neck, brought in the halter buttons for a fitted hourglass look, added string to hold train, added a white panel underneath the buttons in the back (it was open before I dont know how people wore this dress without alterations!)
Dramatic Details : Gowns often featured dramatic details like plunging necklines, open backs, and sweeping trains