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This image is a portrait of model Rebecca as she wears the Brighton Dress, by Twenty Seven names. The frame is taken from the end of the torso, upwards; there is whitespace (background) above Rebecca's head. Rebecca is a brunette, here she wears wavy curls which rest at her shoulder. In this image you can see the two rows of frills down the front of the dress, these rows continue onto the sleeve. The frills sit downwards against the dress and are created by a series of gathers. The first line of frills sits below the shoulders, the second line is directly below the first. After the two lines of frills, the babydoll dress flows into its skirt. However, below the second line of frills are some small pleat like gathers. You can see these in the image.
This is a wide shot and you can see the full length of the garment. On our model it ends at or just past the knee, she wears light peach coloured Vans with white laces alongside this bright, bubble-gum babydoll dress. The dress flows down past the bust (after the two rows of frills) and into a plain bubblegum pink skirt. This skirt flows slightly outwards. However our model sits with her hands in her lap, so she is pushing down on the skirt fabric.
In this image you can see a close-up of the sleeve of the Brighton Dress, Rebecca's arm is forefront in frame, and hangs down, resting on the white rim of her wheelchair wheel. The sleeve is fitted, but still comfortable, it cinches in at the cuff, this creates gathers around the wrist. In this image you can also just about see the frills, which sit in two rows; the second row ends past the shoulder.
This is a back shot of the dress, you can see the back of the sleeves; which have a continuation of the two lines of frills. However, these frills do not continue 360 degress around the back of the dress; Instead in this image, you can see that just past the shoulders is a line of simple gathers, which create pleats down the back of the dress. Above the shoulders at the top centre front of the back of the dress, there is one pink hard material button; this gathers the two sides of the dress together. Rebecca sits with her back facing the white backdrop in the studio; and her hair centre parted to show the button.
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Twenty Seven Names : Brighton Dress

$470.00 $235.00

Twenty Seven Names is a proudly New Zealand made label by best friends Rachel Easting and Anjali Burnett. The label name is a homage to the list of 27 people who helped to get their label off the ground. Each collection is somehow overtly sentimental and hopelessly romantic, creating a wearable but unique sensibility. Garments by Twenty Seven Names allow you to hold on to elements of childhood whimsy, whilst also being the modern woman you grew into.

 

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100% cotton babydoll style, long sleeve dress.

 

Frills down the front of the dress and at top of sleeve, the frills are tiered. The placement of the frills on the sleeve should not interfere with wheelchair propelling.

 

The skirt is comfortable and flows slightly outward, ends just after knee on our model; you may need to tuck the edges of the skirt under you so they don’t rub against mobility aids.

 

There is a single pink, hard material button at the top, centre back of the dress. This button is reachable if you are able to put your hands behind your head; if buttons are an issue for you it may not need undoing to get on the dress, depending on your size, but we would recommend making the assumption that this button would need to be undone as it gathers both sides of the dress at the neckline.

 

 

 

 

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The Brighton Dress by Twenty Seven Names lets you hold on to the best parts of your childhood dress: bubblegum pink, frills and a touch of magic in the form of a slightly flowy skirt. However, by remaining refined, this dress still holds the adult sophistication that you are looking for. Best of both worlds!

 

The fitted full-length sleeves of this dress are comfortable, but not so loose that they interfere with your efficiency to push your wheelchair if you use one. The skirt ends just past the knee on our model, it is flowy in the skirt area so if you are sitting for extended periods of time and want to create shape around the waist, you might like to incorporate a thin belt to the look, or a blazer that is more fitted.

 

Otherwise, this dress is a dream, with only one medium-sized button closure at the back.

 

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