The Dress

I took a risk and bought this beautiful dress from a lovely woman in New Zealand without even trying it on because it was my dream dress from my Pinterest board, and I didn’t know if the French designer Laure de Sagazan made it anymore (even if she did, don’t think I could have afforded one and there’s no store in my state). I thought I had lucked out with the size and everything, but unfortunately I was off. I am very disappointed that I won't be wearing this on my approaching wedding day, but don't want it to go to waste. I would love another bride to wear it on her special day, as I'm sure would the original owner who sold it to me had hoped. This is what the original owner from whom I bought this dress wrote in the website she sold it through:
"This is a beautiful bohemian-inspired silk and lace dress by french designer Laure de Sagazan. The dress was incredibly comfortable and I didn't have to adjust at all the entire day.
The dress is an A-line with built in bra. I am a size NZ8 and 10B (New Zealand size), however would be fit slightly larger and can be altered for smaller.
The dress travels well and the fabric is beautiful to touch. The dress has been dry cleaned. I didn't have a spray tan for the wedding and the dress is in immaculate condition.
The dress was was made in Paris and purchased at a bridal boutique in London.
The original design sign has the option for lace around the hem, which I did not do, but still have the lace which can be easily added by a dressmaker or at an alterations specialist."

I did notice when I received it that there is a slight tear in the lace at a seam on the shoulder, which I imagine is easily mendable.