What Makes a Dress a Ball Gown A ball gown is defined by a clear, recognizable structure: a fitted bodice that shapes the waist, paired with a full, voluminous skirt that flares dramatically from the natural waistline to the floor
There's a big difference between someone tying the knot on the sand in Baja California, versus the Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island
Its enhanced with soft, stretchy mesh at the tongue and heel to match the breathable comfort of your favorite athletic shoes, all while maintaining a polished aesthetic with black burnished leather uppers
Additionally, it comes with a removable black belt with buckle
The most common alterations are hemming, taking in the side seams, and shortening the straps