I purchased this gown off preowned in the Fall of 2009 as a sample. The seller I purchased it from listed it as a Priscilla of Boston style, named Fiori. I cannot verify authenticity, as the dress I received has no tags sewn in on the inside, but it is a very pretty satin gown, with beautiful pleating in the bodice. It is fully lined ivory satin and appears very well made. It was sold to me as a sample gown and will need a thorough cleaning before it is to be worn again. The gown has spaghetti straps that could be removed to make the dress strapless (I had intended to do this). The train is a bit longer than a traditional chapel length, so I would say it's more of a semi-cathedral--plenty of drama! Skirt is nice and full, and has a layer of crinoline underneath. Waist hits right at the hips and shapes nicely down the sides. The bust is fully supported with boning, and the dress has not been altered, so the length can be adjusted to your needs. I am selling the gown because I ended up purchasing a different dress. After all my searching (and purchasing), I circled back around to the beginning and ended up buying the very first dress I tried on. Figures, right? Please don't hesitate to ask me questions or make me an offer. 

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