On Mauverelle, the flowers tell you where to look. Two sprays climb towards the strapless neckline, leaving a clear strip of mauve between them. Lower down, pale blue leaves and creamy flowers turn across the waist and spill over the first folds of the tulle. A few individual blooms appear farther down the skirt. From a distance you can see the path of the decoration. Up close, you can see how each petal stands out from the darker ground.
The flowers carry around to the back
The bodice sits close through the waist and extends towards the hip before the tulle opens. In the rear photograph, the neckline sits low across the back and the appliqué continues either side of the centre seam. As the model turns, the skirt gives the flowers more space between the folds. The effect is softer at the floor, where the mauve tulle pools around the hem.
For an engagement celebration, prom or a formal garden reception, the embroidery gives you several colours to work with. A pearl earring picks up the cream petals. A small silver-toned bag brings out the pale blue leaves. If you want the mauve to stay dominant in the photographs, choose one of those lighter details and let the others appear in the dress itself.
Mauverelle is listed in EUR 38–48, corresponding to UK 10–20. Compare your bust and waist with the size guide before deciding, then check the skirt in your intended shoes. The tulle opens quite differently when you turn, so give yourself room to see the front and back together.
