Ginger Rogers At the 1941 Academy Awards, Ginger Rogers chose a gorgeous flowing, chiffon gown with a halter neckline and delicate lace bodice underneath that was designed by actress-turned-designer Irene Gibbons
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But if youre doubtful, its safer to size up
I did a few things differently than the pattern instructed, and altered the fit a bit here and there (lengthening the skirt 7 inches...that has to be the record for me), but that is all pretty standard
At first I thought the portion looked rather small, but as I started eating, I filled up fast
Here's the photo from the Tumblr page: And here are the photos of the same dress from the Roman Originals website: The retailer is in on the fun and is not missing its opportunity to market the dress on its homepage: Lighting and background color make a significant difference in how viewers perceive the dress in the second photo from the website, the dress looks like a more vibrant blue
