1. The neckline: the tulle part sits high on the neck, just above the collarbone. Because I don't like necklaces, the lace appliqués on the high neck are a really nice adornment. I did not find it itchy at all. One thing you can't see in the model image is the scoop neck on the gown; it makes a lovely frame for…
2. The bust: I was worried about showing skin at my church wedding, but if you were already planning to wear a strapless, this gown is no more revealing than that would be. I especially like that there are no cups sewn in. For those ladies who prefer that, you can have it done in alterations, but I have always felt that if you let a bustier do all the work, it results in a more natural and flattering shape. Speaking of which...
3. The shape: this gown gives me a waist I didn't know I had! The top is tight, but not uncomfortable. In contrast, the skirt is light and fluffy! I love that it isn't stiff (like tulle), it's flowing. It makes a beautiful silhouette, even when you're walking. Also note that it is not a very heavy gown, it will be great for dancing