What could I do to this dress?

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Leslie N.

Sep 12, 2014

Leslie N.

I bought this last school year and it fit perfectly since it's supposed to be a tight/skin dress. However since then I've lost 30 pounds and now the dress practically falls off because my body is slimmer but also (sadly) my chest size has gotten so much smaller, there's practically nothing there to hold up the white part that doesn't have a sleeve. Is there anyway I could tighten it or fix the top without using a belt or taking it the tailors? My dance that I'm wearing this to is tomorrow.. 😪

Rissa G.

Sep 12, 2014

Rissa G.

Mm..safety pins? cinch in on the sides. it shouldn't be noticeable if done right

Shannon B.

Sep 12, 2014

Shannon B.

I agree with Renay.
If you have a sewing machine you could just turn it inside out and sew on both sides of the dress to make it smaller. (Not too much though. Also do not cut the fabric) turn it inside out and then you have a dress that fits (the thread can come out if the dress afterwards and then it would be back to normal.)

Olivia A.

Sep 12, 2014

Olivia A.

Yes...safety pins on the inside of the dress like Renay said. Have fun!

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