This gorgeous Kenneth Pool gown is unlike any gown out there (and not available in stores.) Very creative and artistically designed, Austin Scarlet, from Project Runway, really made this a show stopping piece. From its name Overture, to its exquisite beadwork details and beautiful placement of the delicate accordion-like chiffon along the "crumb-catcher" strapless neckline, to the layers of chiffon down the split tulip cathedral train. It's made with spun duchess satin and is described as a modified mermaid ball gown. So, if you're trying to decide whether to be a sexy bride, or a princess bride, look no further. Mounds of glamorous crystals and pearls are encrusted along the bust line continuing towards the back waistline, where the drama begins. With a plunging V down the back, delicately sewn crosshatching of metallic thread, patterns of crystals and pearls, along with round diamond-like buttons down the back, every angle of this gown will take your breath away. Then for a completely different look and feel, the special bustle will create a soft dreamy feel, to take you away into the night.

My wedding was featured in a magazine. Google "eight is enough Inside weddings" to see complete pics of this gorgous gown! 

Also go to this website http://www.victoriawe.com/

and click on weddings/usgrant/Joann and Pablo to see better pics of this gown. 

This dress has  been worn. I purchased the dress from Nieman Marcus 4 years ago, but I do not have the receipts. It has been professionally cleaned and stored safely and still has 'safety-netting' all across the beadwork to prevent snagging. Any bride who purchases this will be more than satisfied with it's condition, style and wear.