Asymmetrical Pleated Two-Piece
A two-piece in ivory pleats: top and skirt cut on different lines, so nothing meets in the middle. The top wraps the torso; its hem is stacked in uneven layers that stop short of the hip on one side and drop lower on the other. The skirt starts where the top leaves off — another broken line, long, the same pleating running to the floor.
The cloth is fine and vertical. Volume comes from how the pieces overlap. From the front it reads as a column that has been taken apart and put back at an angle. Wear both together for the ceremony; separate them later if the day changes.
Asymmetrical Pleated Two-Piece
A two-piece in ivory pleats: top and skirt cut on different lines, so nothing meets in the middle. The top wraps the torso; its hem is stacked in uneven layers that stop short of the hip on one side and drop lower on the other. The skirt starts where the top leaves off — another broken line, long, the same pleating running to the floor.
The cloth is fine and vertical. Volume comes from how the pieces overlap. From the front it reads as a column that has been taken apart and put back at an angle. Wear both together for the ceremony; separate them later if the day changes.
