Your Everything Gown White

It's a beautiful dress hence why I gave it four stars but it doesn't fit Belleza Freya at all, which is what I wear. Please, please specify what Belleza body this dress is for in your ad.

Recently I bought *several* different white gowns to choose from -- fantasy, medieval, and Celtic, but also minimalist and draping -- for a formal pagan event. This is definitely the best out of ALL of them. The cut is flattering, it fits beautifully, and the gathered fabric/seams/rouching look amazing with the system lighting. The bodice has a daringly deep-cut front, which actually exposes the areola of my avatar's breast on just one side (and I kind of love it). I can also hide the areola with my hair -- exactly as pictured, actually. The dress is elegant and graceful, and if you don't mind being a little over-exposed, you will be very happy with it.

I do have two nitpicks. First: Sometimes when my avatar strikes one of her idle poses, there is an errant little triangle of geometry at the knee which doesn't seem to have a texture like the rest of the dress. It looks like a little graphical error. This doesn't affect my enjoyment of the dress or my willingness to wear it at all, but I do like my clothing to look as "perfect" as it can even when I'm moving. It's just kind of a shame. Otherwise, the dress moves very well (limitations of mesh notwithstanding). I love how the fabric slightly "puddles" on the ground.

The only other issue I noticed is the "alpha" that is included. I do use alpha layers with my Slink Redux body, and I noticed that wearing the included alpha created transparent seams up and down both my avatar's arms, and it also stole a tiny bit of skin away from each big toe. These are the parts of the body that are exposed, and when I realized it was the alpha layer doing this, I was not happy. It isn't a big deal -- the Slink model of the dress fits well enough that there isn't a huuuge need to alpha the top part of my body out, and I was able to wear my own "legs" alpha on the lower half -- but it would've shaken my confidence to arrive at the event and THEN realize little slivers of my arms were missing. Otherwise, the gown is perfect!