Bodice take-in and let-out
The most common change. We work from the side seams and the back, following the original boning and lining so the shape of the dress stays intact.
Wedding gown and formalwear alterations
A gown off the rack is cut for a size, not for you. We adjust it until it moves the way you do — and we keep the dress looking like the designer made it that way.
The most common change. We work from the side seams and the back, following the original boning and lining so the shape of the dress stays intact.
Hemmed to the exact height of the shoes you will wear on the day — bring them to the fitting. Lace and horsehair edges are finished by hand.
French, American or ballroom, depending on the train and the fabric. We show you and whoever is helping you how to fasten it before you leave.
Adding or removing straps, converting a zipper to a corset lace-up, taking in cap sleeves.
The first is for measurements and pinning. The second is to check the fit after the work is done. A third only if the gown is heavily beaded or your measurements are still changing.
That gives room for changes without rushing. If your date is closer than that, call us — we often can still take it.
Prom and party dresses usually need one fitting. Take-ins, hems, strap adjustments and zipper replacements are typically ready in a few days.
Full skirts, corset backs and layered tulle — we handle the whole dress, including the underskirt.
Six to eight weeks before the wedding is ideal. That leaves room for a second fitting without rushing. If your date is sooner, call us at (407) 715-4046 — we can often still fit you in.
The shoes you will wear that day and the undergarments you plan to wear. Both change the hem length and the fit through the bodice.
Yes. Almost every gown we work on was bought somewhere else, online or in a shop.
Yes, we serve you fully in Spanish. Se habla español.
Walk in Monday to Friday, or message us and we will tell you what it needs.