long sleeve bare back dress Zoey Scoop Back Dress
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long sleeve bare back dress

long sleeve bare back dress Zoey Scoop Back Dress

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long sleeve bare back dress Zoey Scoop Back DressZoey Scoop Back, by Wear Your Love When designing Zoey, it was with the elegant bride in mind. She embodies effortless beauty and femininity, in a classic and understated way. She wants all the romance, and all of the joy of getting married, without compromising her individual style or her comfort. We see the Zoey bride as a laid back natural beauty with incandescent poise, and of course, a free spirit. Every curve of this dress is so soft it begs to

Zoey Scoop-Back, by Wear Your Love

When designing Zoey, it was with the elegant bride in mind. She embodies effortless beauty and femininity, in a classic and understated way.  She wants all the romance, and all of the joy of getting married, without compromising her individual style or her comfort. We see the Zoey bride as a laid-back natural beauty with incandescent poise, and of course, a free spirit.

Every curve of this dress is so soft it begs to be worn. The lace used in the bodice and sleeves was chosen for its body-hugging and luxurious feel.  The organic cotton, beautifully silky chiffon, and soft English tulle fabrics chosen for the skirt create three ethereal layers that come to life with movement, making magic with every step taken.

The undisputed star of the show with Zoey is the hand-cut and carefully placed lace motif design that adorns the neckline and sleeve cuffs, in that perfectly imperfect, effortlessly graceful way we love so much.  And, with our Zoey Scoop-Back, we’ve taken the detailing to the next-level with an open back completely finished in hand-cut floral lace motifs.

Zoey is the kind of dress that never goes out of style; the kind you’ll love forever, and you’ll never forget how good it feels to wear.

As with all of our wedding gowns, the Zoey is made to each individual bride’s exact measurements. After your order is placed we will send your measurement guide to you, which will direct you through the process of providing the precise measurements we need to create your gown to your unique shape. This includes your torso length, arm length, bust, waist, and hip size, as well as your arm width, and overall height, along with several other measurements.  This means your Zoey gown will be made to fit your one-of-a-kind body like a glove.

  • Lace and skirt are soft-white in color (slightly less bright than pure white)
  • Front and back of bodice are fully lined
  • Bodice lining color options include: Ivory, Natural, or Nude
  • Swatches will be sent to you when you place your order so that you can choose your color options
  • Soft foam bust cups can be sewn in by request
  • Designed for the waistline to fall at the natural waist (the sample dress may appear different on various models shown)
  • Pairs beautifully with the Sara Belt
  • Three skirt layers: organic cotton, beautifully silky chiffon, and soft English tulle
  • Available with three train options: Floor-Length (no train), Sweep (8-inch train), and Court (16-inch train)
  • Ethically made in California
  • Vegan chiffon
  • Each gown is made by hand and will naturally vary in subtle ways from the sample dresses shown here. Pattern placement may also vary with each bride's individual measurements.
  • Pairs perfectly with our Nova (shown)Kenna (shown), and Oceane veils as well as Holly hair scarf.

Thank you to all of our wonderful brides who chose The Zoey for their big day! For styling inspo, here are just a few of our gorgeous Zoey brides from our Story Behind The Dress Blog: HannahMollyHeidiOlivia, & Makenna.

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