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Start by measuring across the fullest part of your chest. That’s your bust measurement!
For your waist measurement, measure around the natural waistline (where you would cinch a dress or blouse to get that hourglass shape!).
For hips, measure around the fullest part of your hips.

Sweep Train: Just brushes the ground behind your dress, usually about 6in beyond the hem.
Court Train: A court train extends 12in beyond the dress hem.
Chapel Train: Extends 12-18in behind the bride. This is the most popular train length!
Semi-Cathedral Train: This type of train will extend anywhere from 22-34in.
Cathedral Train: Extends more than 34-46in behind a dress for a formal, royal look.

Lace: The most popular fabric, lace is woven from silk or cotton and is diverse in pattern, texture, and weight. From Chantilly lace to Venise, it’s loved by brides everywhere.
Organza: Sheer and lightweight like chiffon, but organza holds more of a shape. It has a lustrous finish and crisp drape. Traditionally woven from silk.
Satin: Characterized by the sheen, drape, and fabric feel, it’s heavy and smooth to the touch. Satin refers to the silk finish but can also be made of poly or a fabric blend.
Silk: Known for its subtle shine. Silk can come in a variety of textures.
Chiffon: Light, airy, weightless. Made from woven silk or rayon, it’s a popular fabric for boho and ethereal styles.
Tulle: Sheere, open, airy and delicate. Commonly seen with illusion styles and cut-outs.
Taffeta: Taffeta’s stiff nature is made from silk or synthetic fibers. It has a constructed quality to it and can sometimes look iridescent.

Above the Knee: From mini to falling just above the knee.
Knee-Length: More conservative, this length falls just at the knee or just below the knee.
Cocktail: Anywhere from above the knee for casual occasions, or just below the knee for more formal events.
Midi: This dress length hits right in the middle of the lower leg.
Maxi: Maxi dresses will fall generally just above one’s shoes.
Floor-Length: Floor-length dresses cover the shoes and fall to the floor, either just brushing the floor or sweeping into a train.

We're here to help you with each step of the listing process. A few of our photo-taking best practices include: taking multiple angles of the dress on the hanger, capturing details in close-ups, and including a few photos of you wearing your dress on the wedding day.

The most accurate and detailed listings perform better all around. We'll ask for the most important details to get your listing live, faster. Fill out the rest at your convenience. Your listing is instantly live just after checkout.

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