Wedding dress draft from Neoromantic!
The Differences Between a Tuxedo and a Suit
There are a number of significant differences between a Tuxedo and a Suit. It's important to know these before you make a decision about which one to wear to your event!
A TUXEDO will be adorned with satin lapels, satin covered buttons and satin stripes down the pant legs. Pocket trims may also be satin covered. In addition, some tuxedos will feature special lapel designs that add interest and style to the tuxedo coat. It's these satin trimmings that make a tuxedo the only choice for formal affairs. Black tuxedos are typically tailored of wool and lighter colored tuxedos are usually made of polyester.
SUITS do not feature any satin trimmings at all. Suits are much simpler in design and feature a notch or peak lapel. Suits are also typically made of wool or polyester and are available in solid or striped fabrics.
Accessories vary between Tuxedos and Suits as well. Formal shirts may or may not have pleats on the front of the shirt, and they will never offer a pocket on the front of the shirt like a suit shirt will. Vests, cummerbunds, bow ties, and pocket squares, which are worn with tuxedos, are generally made of satin. Many of these items should not be worn with a suit.
Wedding gown draft from neoromantic!
Although Neoromantic made so many designs in the past a few of years, we never shared out the sketch designs. Recently get a inspiration that why not we share some draft designs with all of you who became a bride ever or will become a bride in the future:)
It is a bridesmaid dress design for Grace. This design made in soft printed strech fabric and we put silk charmuse as bottom. Top layer fabric provided by Grace. It is a normal short skirt, however i like it very much.
It is a silk chiffon dress, open slip at front side.
This dress, is 8 panel and we make it for our new collection.
Would like to share more in the future:)
From: www.neoweddinggown.com
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