
This dress is, as we saw in her Instagram post, custom. And I am not convinced a custom dress should tent on the ground like that. It looks like a poorly cut bridesmaid gown, doesn't it? And she's likely wearing heels under it. How long was it WITHOUT them? It just seems overall to be the wrong length.

I'm not wild about the boob darts, either. They're very... sharp. The train is nice, at least? This does feel EXTREMELY Lady Disney. Like, she's the mother in a movie in this dress, which I guess bodes ill because they all die, so... I just brought down the room.

This is a good shot of the texture of the dress, though. It IS a little bit like an extra special roll of Bounty, but I do like it and I applaud that she's trying to promote eco-fashion.

I think the fit just isn't precise enough -- not for a dress made for her body. I wonder if the eco-friendly fabrics handle differently than the ones Emilia Wickstead is ued to using, and so there's a learning curve in how to sew them? Emma looks fine, but she doesn't look as fully glamorous as she should.
I still have not quite gotten used to Dan Stevens looking reedier and eviller than Cousin Matthew did.
