shear wedding dress Elystra Ethereal Wedding Dress | Lace & Beaded Embroidery Gown

shear wedding dress Elystra Ethereal Wedding Dress | Lace & Beaded Embroidery GownAsk a Question Description: Dress with a fitted silhouette, sheer lace back insert, and softly draped long sleeves. Finished with tulle ribbons beaded embroidery and a flowing skirt with a long train. Includes a detachable tulle underskirt. Details: Dove grey floral lace Beige lace back insert Long sleeves with draped shoulders High neckline Slits on the skirt Heavy beading on the bodice Long train Invisible zip closure Detachable underskirt

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Description:

Dress with a fitted silhouette, sheer lace back insert, and softly draped long sleeves. Finished with tulle ribbons beaded embroidery and a flowing skirt with a long train. Includes a detachable tulle underskirt.

Details:

• Dove-grey floral lace
• Beige lace back insert
• Long sleeves with draped shoulders
• High neckline
• Slits on the skirt
• Heavy beading on the bodice
• Long train
• Invisible zip closure
• Detachable underskirt

Materials: dove-grey lace, beige silk crepe lining, ivory tulle, tulle ribbons, ivory beads, silver beads.

Color palette: dove grey, ivory, soft beige with silver accents.

Elystra [ˈɛlɪstrə] — Nymph of Frosty Stillness

Origin: 

Elystra was born from the pale stillness
that settles over the forest just before the first frost forms —
a breath-thin moment
when even the air turns crisp with waiting.

She stepped from that quiet wrapped in the faint shimmer
of ice beginning to bloom on stone,
carrying the clarity that only cold morning light can give.

Nature & Presence

Elystra appears only in the early hour before sunrise,
when the forest is quiet and the ground holds its breath.

Where she walks, a thin frost forms,
bringing a calm that clears the world around her.

Her presence can be felt in the crisp stillness
and in the faint sound of frost settling on leaves.

With the first touch of warm light,
she disappears like breath fading from glass.

Attire

Her gown resembles first frost:
grey lace catching pale light
and tulle drifting like morning cold preparing to lift.