This stunning wedding gown has been altered to fit the wearer by creating a new placket at the back and re-lacing it. A new boned back placket was created to make this American-made dress, fit across the back (dress was 8 inches too small acress the back width). Loops were inserted down the centre-back and the dress then laced with satin strapping.

The halter-neck length was shortend to fit the wearer (dress purchased in Australia). The dress was also taken in at the side seams and front hem.

A classic gold silk top was created to match a jacket purchase in Bali, for a special event. The alteration to the navy silk jacket wa made to better flatter the wearer, by reducing the width around the body, armhole and sleeves. A small split in the sleeve hem was created for interest.

This beautiful 1950's/1960's wedding dress was altered to fit the wearer. A one-off piece, it displays at the back, handmade feature flowers right down the length of the dress.

From a favourite 1980's jacket, was re-made this fantastic strapless corset. The sleeves were used to create the lovely binding at the edges, and it sports a front placket for dramatic effect. This is a very popular option, especially if you can't bear to throw away your fabourite clothes. Just get them re-made into something else!

The hem of the wedding dress was shortened and a series loops and buttons installed to enable the train to be lifted completely from the ground.